仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 3.190

3.190

Explanation: “From the initial practicing kṣānti” indicates their beginning. “Up to the vajra-samādhi” cites their end. “Practicing the thirteen contemplative approaches in accordance with the Dharma”: the beginning, end, and middle total thirteen stages; relying on each stage of practice to practice properly is one's own contemplative approach. “All are Dharma masters”: this is the general name. All who cultivate the two benefits are called Dharma masters. “Rely upon and uphold them, establishing”: cultivating in reliance upon them, upholding them so they are not lost. First raising them is called “establishing,” and ultimately bringing them to fruition is called “setting up.” Next, the third: concluding by exhorting offerings.