金剛般若經贊述 2.6

2.6

The Commentary states: This is the second, praising and explaining its superiority. Vasubandhu says: 'the foremost pāramitā spoken of by the Tathāgata' means that all the Buddhas of the ten directions speak of it together, praising it as able to be the great cause, hence it is called 'foremost,' manifesting that this sūtra surpasses other sūtras. 'Is not the foremost pāramitā' means that it is not what other people can attain; non-conceptual wisdom realizes the principle of selflessness, which only the Buddhas of the ten directions attain, while other people cannot. 'Is called the foremost pāramitā' means that it is attained solely by Buddhas. Asaṅga's commentary states: 'the foremost pāramitā' means that prajñā is the most supreme among the other five.