妙法蓮華經玄義 2.160

2.160

As for the two truths of the perfect entering the distinctive: the conventional is the same as the distinctive, but the ultimate truth differs. A person of the distinctive considers: the non-empty is merely principle alone; to reveal this principle, one must rely on conditional cultivation of expedients, hence it is said that 'all dharmas converge upon the non-empty'. A person of the perfect, hearing the principle of the non-empty, immediately knows that it is endowed with all buddha-dharmas without deficiency, hence it is said that 'all converge upon the non-empty'. With respect to this, there are also [the meanings of] according with sentiment, and so on.