妙法蓮華經玄義 3.68

3.68

Next, as for the twenty wisdoms illuminating the one real truth: here we must cite the Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa, which clarifies that the four siddhāntas are all called "real": real due to worldly convention, up to real due to the paramārtha. One should know that the term "real" also applies across the four truths: real due to arising and perishing, real due to non-arising and non-perishing, real due to the immeasurable, and real due to the uncreated. The first seven wisdoms of the tripiṭaka illuminate the real of arising and perishing. The next five wisdoms of the shared teaching illuminate the real of non-arising and non-perishing. The next four wisdoms of the distinctive teaching illuminate the real of the immeasurable. The next four wisdoms of the perfect teaching illuminate the real of the uncreated. The various instances of the "real" preceding and following are as explained above.