金剛經纂要刊定記 4.79

4.79

The commentary's 'Without wisdom, etc.': to say that fire is wet, water is hot, earth is mobile, and wind is solid is called distorted. If one speaks of facts as facts and speaks of principle as principle, then it is not distorted. Therefore, unfolding one giving makes three givings; unfolding three givings makes six pāramitās; unfolding six pāramitās makes myriad practices. The myriad practices do not go beyond the six pāramitās; the six pāramitās do not go beyond the three givings; the three givings do not go beyond the single dāna. Therefore, here it speaks only of giving.