華嚴經探玄記 11.32

11.32

Fifth, in the practice of freedom from weariness, there are three parts: first, taking up the preceding to introduce the following; second, from "diligently seeking" downward, directly showing the practice of freedom from weariness—meaning that using material giving earlier to attract them was not yet complete, so one further seeks the Dharma to turn it into great benefit; superior worldly affairs are also capable of benefiting beings, and therefore worldly affairs are also what one seeks; third, from "therefore" downward, concluding the active aspects of the practice.