仁王護國般若經疏 4.19

4.19

Replying from "what is practiced by oneself" onward distinguishes two spheres of practice: first, the sphere of one's own practice, which is the realm of the daśabhūmi; second, the sphere of the Buddha's practice, meaning the realm of the ground of wondrous awakening. The preceding daśabhūmi only traverse their own sphere of practice; the subsequent diamond mind traverses both spheres. Therefore the text below states: "attaining the samādhi of exhausting principle, sharing the sphere of the Buddha's practice." Furthermore, the *Yingluo jing* says: "O Buddha-sons! At that time the bodhisattva abides in the gate of great tranquility, and even, transcending beyond the daśabhūmi, sits together with the Buddha." As for "because of knowing and seeing all," the third [part] explains how purity is accomplished: only by the Buddha's five eyes can one see all dharmas, and only by the Buddha's three wisdoms can one know all dharmas.