仁王經疏 2.292

2.292

Explanation: Second is the emptiness of cognition. Herein there are three: first the dharma, next the analogy, and then the synthesis. In the dharma, there are two: first, setting aside the six characteristics such as knowing. Inference is called 'wisdom'; searching and seeking is called 'seeing'; traversing objects is called 'practice'; deliberating is called 'cognizing'; incurring results is called 'cause'; experiencing and receiving is called 'feeling'—these six characteristics are all empty. Next, it explains the reason for setting them aside, hence it says 'not grasping all illuminated characteristics, hence the characteristics of traversing the path'.