金剛經纂要刊定記 3.142

3.142

Speaking of "mastery" distinguishes it from the non-mastery of contaminated merit. If based on the treatise, this and the purity of wisdom are combined into a single section to clarify that merit and wisdom are inseparable, and then within the body it is divided into two, namely the completeness of the form body, also fulfilling the count of six. Here, combining the latter and opening the former means that merit and wisdom are distinctly different; their allocation to cause and fruit differs between five and six, and difference requires opening. The major marks and minor characteristics are the same single body, and together with the phrases below they are intended to fulfill the three karmas, so they must be combined.