仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 2.465

2.465

The commentary states: "Should contemplate like this" marks and shows the practice of contemplation. "With an illusory and transformed body" means contemplating oneself as illusory. "They view what is illusory and transformed" means contemplating others as illusory. "Properly abiding in equanimity" means that nirvikalpa-jñāna properly abides manifest before them, without characteristics of self and other—namely, equanimity. "Without self or other" means that by comprehending existence as illusory, the two benefits cultivated are prolonged and uninterrupted, and thus self and other are eradicated. Third, following upon this, is concluding and showing cultivation.