華嚴經探玄記 13.76

13.76

Fifth, the practices accomplished are also of three kinds: first, among the ten pāramitās, it corresponds to the practice of skill-in-means (upāyakausalya); second, in this bhūmi one accomplishes the dual practice of marklessness, meaning that through the upāya-knowledge of emptiness one generates superior practices within existence; third, one trains in effortless practice, as explained below, and as the Mahāyānasūtrālaṃkāra states, although the seventh stage practices with effort, it touches upon the single path above and abides mostly in marklessness.