大方廣佛華嚴經搜玄分齊通智方軌 2.52

2.52

The distinction has five parts: First, explaining the name of the ten practices and the reason for its coming. Second, that which is remedied: for the ekayāna, it is as explained before; for the final teaching of the triyāna, it is the obstacle of the śrāvakas' fear of suffering. Third, that which is attained: the meditative absorption and the wholesome roots of patience common to practice. Fourth, that which is accomplished: that is, the stages of the ten practices, which is the principal theme of this chapter. Fifth, explaining the text.