金剛般若經贊述 2.272

2.272

Asaṅga states that this is the fourth [aspect], 'for the sake of appropriating the dharmakāya', within the fulfillment of mind. That is to say, wishing to cause all sentient beings to internally contemplate the pure dharmakāya of true reality, and externally possess their physical forms themselves, one cannot view the dharmakāya Tathāgata through these physical forms. Within this, the text has three parts: first, question and answer briefly reveal it; next, verses are cited to elaborate and confirm it; finally, an external objection is resolved. In the first part, there are four passages, which can be known from the text. However, according to other versions, there is no incorrect answer by Subhūti, nor is there any text of the Tathāgata's cross-examination.