妙法蓮華經玄贊 3.159

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The three preceding types—'opening' jointly reveals the Dharmakāya and Sambhogakāya, and the two kinds of unsurpassability, nirvāṇa and bodhi, praising their superiority to inspire delight; 'showing' separately reveals that the Dharmakāya and nirvāṇa are without duality across the three vehicles and inherently exist from the beginning, causing them to cultivate and realize them; 'awakening' separately reveals the innate seeds of the foremost, ultimate Sambhogakāya and bodhi, causing them to cultivate so that the fruition is produced—all elucidate the virtue of abandonment and the virtue of wisdom within the fruition. Once these two are realized, benefiting and bringing joy to sentient beings, manifesting forms in response to things, and expounding the Dharma according to faculties, are the Nirmāṇakāya and the Sambhogakāya for others' enjoyment, which are called the virtue of grace.