仁王般若經疏 3.83

3.83

From "Furthermore, Good Awakening" below, it next explains the patience of faith. Regarding the first bhūmi, there are again ten sections: first, stating the name; second, praising the virtues of the bhūmi; third, explaining the two understandings of emptiness and existence; fourth, extinguishing delusions; fifth, attaining the two unconditioned states; sixth, explaining the upāya of phenomena; seventh, explaining the fulfillment of the two knowledges; eighth, progressing in practice; ninth, concluding the stage; tenth, benefiting beings with the four great treasuries. The first, stating the name, is the text's "Bodhisattva Good Awakening". The second, praising the virtuous practices of the bhūmi, is the text's "abides in equal patience". On the first bhūmi, one realizes faith and contemplates emptiness and existence together; hence it says "equal patience". The third, explaining the two understandings of emptiness and existence: the text stating "cultivates the four means of embracing [beings]" is the understanding of existence; from "enters signless" below is the understanding of emptiness. The fourth, extinguishing delusions, is the text's "extinguishes the afflictions of greed in the three realms". The fifth, explaining the attainment of the two unconditioned states: the text states "with respect to the supreme [truth] is non-dual". Extinguishing all characteristics is the unconditioned cessation through analytical knowledge.