金剛般若經疏論纂要 1.65

1.65

"'Regarding phenomena' broadly indicates all phenomena. From 'should without' onward, it directly clarifies practice. Question: The bodhisattva has ten thousand practices, why speak only of one? Answer: The ten thousand practices do not go beyond the six pāramitās, and the six pāramitās are collectively named generosity. Thus the verse says: 'The meaning of dāna subsumes the six: material resources, fearlessness, and Dharma. Among these are one, two, and three; this is called the abiding of practice.' Asaṅga says: 'If lacking vigor, due to weariness one cannot teach the Dharma; if lacking dhyāna, one covets faith, respect, and gain, teaching the Dharma with a defiled mind; if lacking wisdom, one teaches the Dharma invertedly.'"