華嚴經探玄記 19.25

19.25

Fifth, within looking up with deference: first, separately distinguishing the ten clauses, all of which say "indestructible" because their virtues are thoroughly fulfilled, because there is no further ascent, and because they are not moved by conditions. From "How could I" downward concludes that it is not his own lot. According to the Sanskrit text, it says: "How could I be able to know their virtues, or be able to speak of their practices?" The explanation says: this means that toward those already accomplished virtues he cannot thoroughly know, and the currently practiced deeds he also cannot speak. The various passages above and below are all the same as this, as should be known. The fifth practice is finished.