金剛般若經疏論纂要 1.44

1.44

This is divided in detail into three: (1) confirming and praising what was praised. Repeating "excellent" is the utmost praise. Protecting and entrusting can ensure that the Buddha-lineage is not severed; this is necessarily so, hence he confirms and praises him by saying, "It is just as you have said." (2) Injoining to listen and assenting to speak: one should not listen to the dharma of real mark with the mental activities of arising and ceasing. A verse in the Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa says: "The listener looks straight ahead as if drinking when thirsty, with single mind entering into the meaning of the words, leaping with joy at hearing the Dharma, their mind filled with compassion and joy—to such a person one may speak." (3) Announcing and encouraging what is about to be presented: I shall explain it for you in detailed fashion thus and thus.