仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 2.41

2.41

Explanation: Previously it was explained that whatever is illuminated by correct cognition is entirely empty; here, expedient cognition does not destroy phenomena, contemplating existence directly within emptiness. 'Conditioned phenomena' is a clause that universally indicates conditioned phenomena, both worldly and transworldly. Below, their existence is explained individually. 'Exist because of the accumulation of phenomena' means that the aggregation of the five aggregates is called existence by the accumulation of phenomena. 'Exist because of the accumulation of experience' means that apprehending [objects] and creating karma is called existence by the accumulation of experience. 'Exist because of the accumulation of names' means that names are expressive designations, existing by repeated habituation. Although the meaning of these three accumulations applies generally to the uncontaminated, the context here refers solely to the contaminated. Next is the second [section], explaining worldly existence.