妙法蓮華經玄義 8.161

8.161

The bodhisattva must know: when such a mind arises, it is the suffering and origin of the six destinies, and is termed 'obstructed'; when such a mind arises, it is the path and cessation of the two vehicles, and is termed 'open.' Furthermore, when such a mind arises, it is the suffering and origin of the two vehicles, and is termed 'obstructed'; when such a mind arises, it is the path and cessation of the bodhisattva, and is termed 'open.' When such a mind arises, it is termed the suffering and origin of the bodhisattva; when such a mind arises, it is termed the path and cessation of the Buddha. Within suffering and origin, one is able to know what is not the path and penetrate the Buddha path; one is able to know that the Buddha path can give rise to blockages, yet remain completely unobstructed—this is knowing the open and the obstructed.