仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 3.520

3.520

Exposition: 'Prajñāpāramitā' indicates the substance of the teaching. Next, it reveals that it is the mother of the buddhas and the mother of the bodhisattvas, because it is the dharma of liberation. Next, for the kings who vow to protect their states, it is the supreme jewel of Dharma, without equal. Finally, for all sentient beings, if they recite its name, or accept, uphold, read, and recite this sūtra, they will certainly attain transcendence. From here on is the second, citing an analogy to explain and establish it. In this there are three parts: first, generally clarifying the vehicle of the analogy; next, separately revealing its superior virtues; later, concluding by applying it to prajñā. First is the first, generally revealing the vehicle of the analogy.