仁王般若經疏 2.12

2.12

"This bodhisattva is also able to transform all sentient beings, and is already able to surpass the notions of self, person, knower, seer, sentient being, and the like, and cannot be destroyed by the inverted notions of non-Buddhists. Furthermore, there is the ground of the ten lineages of the path: namely, contemplating form, consciousness, conception, sensation, and formations, one attains the patience of discipline, the patience of knowledge and vision, the patience of concentration, the patience of wisdom, and the patience of liberation; contemplating the causes and fruits of the three realms, one attains the patience of emptiness, the patience of wishlessness, and the patience of signlessness; contemplating the two truths, false and real, all dharmas are impermanent, which is called the patience of impermanence, and all dharmas are empty, whereby one attains the patience of non-arising."