仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 2.556

2.556

The commentary: "The understanding mind sees no duality" clarifies the realization of cognition. "Seeking duality, it cannot be found" dispels twoness. When cognition directly realizes suchness, seeking distinct marks of duality between the ultimate and conventional truths cannot be achieved. "This does not mean the two truths are one; oneness too cannot be found" dispels oneness. It does not mean that upon realizing suchness without duality there is a oneness; seeking the mark of oneness also cannot be found. From here, the third part concludes and establishes oneness and twoness.