金剛經纂要刊定記 4.286

4.286

[On the passage beginning] "Like ordinary..." clarifies the correct meaning. This is taking existence, nonexistence, and so on as the four lines. That is: the first is the proposition of existence; the second is the proposition of nonexistence; the third is the proposition of both existence and nonexistence; the fourth is the proposition of neither existence nor nonexistence. Text and meaning are both complete, hence it is called "most wondrous." Because these four meanings can lead into dharmatā, they are precisely the four approaches.