法華經義記 7.92

7.92

The [passage] "If there is a monk..." only explains that within the first practice there are three sections. From here downward, there are four and a half lines, which form the second [section], explaining the marks of the ease and comfort of attaining the fruit. Within this, there are themselves two parts: first, one and a half lines explain departing from danger and suffering; second, from "The bodhisattva at times enters a quiet room" downward, three lines explain attaining ease and comfort.