金剛經纂要刊定記 6.124

6.124

From "There is no further" downwards further explains the meaning of "unexcelled." Within this question and answer, there are three meanings of "unexcelled." First, in the question, speaking of "a superior above the superior" is stated in terms of cultivation and realization. Second, having no dharma as superior is named "unexcelled," which is stated in terms of emptiness and quiescence. Third, having no superior in contrast to an inferior is named "unexcelled," which is stated in terms of the identical substance of the ordinary and the noble. The latter two are the intent within the answer.