法華義疏 3.68

3.68

The 'Parable Chapter' says, 'The [practitioners of the] two vehicles merely depart from delusion and call it liberation, but in truth they have not attained complete liberation.' To say that 'merely departing from delusion is called liberation' means they have only escaped the three realms, fragmented [birth and death], and the delusions of views and thoughts; if one completely severs the five entrenchments and fully overturns both kinds of death, this is called complete liberation. It is precisely through this teaching that he discriminates them from the two vehicles, causing them to abandon their adherence to the three and return to the single culmination.