仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 2.385

2.385

The commentary explains: Why is it that all buddhas and bodhisattvas rely on the fourteen kṣāntis, which are inconceivable and immeasurable? From here, the third part provides an analytical explanation. In this, there are two divisions: first, individually explaining the objects and cognition; later, concluding with an explanation of their being difficult to measure. The first explains the objects and cognition, within which there are two parts: 1. Explaining the Buddha's objects and cognition; 2. Explaining the bodhisattvas' objects and cognition. The first, on the Buddha's objects and cognition, has three parts: 1. Indicating the Buddha's arising, transforming, and cessation; 2. Explaining the non-arising, non-transforming, and non-cessation; 3. Concluding that they are like empty space. First, the first part indicates the Buddha's arising, transforming, and cessation.