法華玄義釋籤 5.4

5.4

Second, in citing proofs: first, it indicates the locus; next, it correctly cites the proofs. In the objects, the statement “the gate of wisdom” means the gate of the house of wisdom, namely that principle serves as the gate. Among the three dharmas, it provisionally points to the essence of the vehicle as the true nature. In the response, “I” is the response, and sentient beings should be considered as the stimulus. The Buddha eye [observing] the six destinies and so forth can be seen upon reflection. In the spiritual powers, among the six auspicious signs, it provisionally adduces entering into samādhi.