妙法蓮華經玄義 3.8

3.8

Correlating the seven kinds of two truths with the ten suchnesses: The four conventional [truths]—of the Tripiṭaka, Shared, Distinctive, and the Shared entered by the Perfect—are all the ten suchnesses of the six destinies. The two ultimate [truths] of the Tripiṭaka and the Shared are the ten suchnesses of the two vehicles. In the two conventional [truths] of the Distinctive and the Distinctive entered by the Perfect: the side of existence is the ten suchnesses of the six destinies; the side of non-existence is the ten suchnesses of the two vehicles. The conventional of the Perfect here extends to the ten suchnesses of the nine dharma realms. The five kinds of ultimate truths—the Shared entered by the Distinctive, the Shared entered by the Perfect, the Distinctive, the Distinctive entered by the Perfect, and the Perfect—are all the ten suchnesses of the Buddha dharma realm.