仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 3.336

3.336

The commentary explains: "In thought after thought constantly practicing" means that among the ten pāramitās, the dāna-pāramitā is particularly predominant, completely cultivating [giving of] material goods, Dharma, and fearlessness, while the rest are not uncultivated, but according to one's measure. "Giving," etc., means that vast cultivation is entirely pure. The Daśabhūmika-śāstra differs slightly from this, its third fascicle stating: "Gathering sentient beings through two means of gathering, namely giving and pleasant speech." The latter two means of gathering are only by the power of faithful understanding, their practice not yet thoroughly mastered. "Ably dwelling," etc., concludes the fulfillment. Hereafter, the fifth part explains the Defilement-free Stage. As before, the text has three parts, and first is designating the signs of entering the stage.