金剛般若經贊述 2.144

2.144

Commentary: This is the second [part], the explanation. "There is no dharma named a bodhisattva" means that if there were its real dharma, and all sentient beings were constituted through that dharma, then one could be named a bodhisattva; but since dharmas have no such reality, there is also no bodhisattva that is constituted. "The Buddha says all dharmas are without self, person..." and so forth means that when realizing suchness, one penetrates the principle of selflessness and does not see the two graspings of person and dharma; therefore, this is being a bodhisattva.