法華玄論 4.80

4.80

Answer: Since the Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa takes the six pāramitās as the substance of the Great Vehicle, the six faults are precisely the obstacles. If taking the meaning of the vehicle departing from saṃsāra, clinging to saṃsāra serves as the obstacle. If taking the meaning of the vastness of the vehicle, narrowness and inferiority serve as the obstacle. If, because the supramundane six pāramitās are free from apprehension, one can depart, then the six pāramitās with apprehension serve as the obstacle. The six faults are specific obstacles, and having apprehension is a general obstacle.