華嚴經探玄記 8.44

8.44

From here on, the third major section explains the benefits achieved through dedication. That is to say, because the three karmas and so forth are all identical with the dharmadhātu, one therefore attains the immeasurable, pure three karmas and so forth that abide in the dharmadhātu. Among the ten clauses, the first six clauses explain the impartial three karmas that encompass and transform within the dharmadhātu; the last four clauses explain the vast three karmas that tame sentient beings and bring them peace and goodness, as can be understood. Above, the explanation is concluded. From 'O Son of the Buddha' onward, it concludes with the name. Above, the stage practices are concluded.