仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 2.219

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Commentary: Regarding 'compliant kṣānti': that which complies is wisdom; that which is complied with is suchness. Because wisdom complies, it compliantly proceeds and compliantly contemplates, and complies with subsequent non-arising. This is kṣānti of kṣānti, named compliant kṣānti. As the Daśabhūmikā-śāstra states in its eighth fascicle: 'Because one complies with the equal dharma of suchness, on the fourth and fifth bhūmis one attains the soft and medium kṣānti; the superior kṣānti on the sixth bhūmi completely complies with the non-arising dharma kṣānti, but this kṣānti is not yet non-arising kṣānti.' Regarding the Radiant Bhūmi: one abides in the most supreme aids to awakening, burns away the fuel of afflictions, and the flames of wisdom increase. Regarding the Difficult to Conquer Bhūmi: the cognitive aspects of the two cognitions, the real and the conventional, are mutually opposed; bringing them into harmony is extremely difficult to conquer. Regarding the Manifesting Bhūmi: one abides in the cognition of dependent origination and induces the supreme, nirvikalpa-prajñā to become manifest. Hereafter, the second [part] directly explains the severance of obstacles.