金剛般若波羅蜜經註解 1.280

1.280

Although this passage proves and explains the elimination of grasping onto dharmas, it also summarizes the correct practices of subduing and abiding. Because at the beginning of the sūtra Subhūti asked: "If someone gives rise to the mind of unsurpassed bodhi, how should they abide, and how should they subdue their minds?" the Tathāgata answered: "They should abide thus, and thus subdue their minds." Therefore, it now concludes: "Those who give rise to the mind of bodhi should thus know, see, and faithfully understand all dharmas"—this concludes "abiding thus." "Not giving rise to the marks of dharmas" concludes subduing the deluded mind.