大方廣佛華嚴經疏 25.22

25.22

Twelfth, from "in order to rescue" onwards explains accomplishing great awakening in all practices, which is contemplating the Tathāgata's virtue of causing entry into various practices. Because the dispositions of those to be transformed differ, it is explained next; that is, by entering various practices, they all accomplish great awakening. The sūtra below simply says "understanding all practices". In the text, it first deals with causing entry through expounding the Dharma. Demonstrating the Buddha path is to cause them to awaken and enter. Afterwards, from "causing them to" onwards deals with causing entry through manifesting the body. Clinging to conditions and cultivating is progressing in good practices. From "eradicating" onwards is departing from bad practices. Cultivating bodhi practices comprehensively brings up the myriad practices. The mind not being scattered or agitated is the meaning of entering. Since the myriad practices are cultivated together, there is no cause that is not fulfilled, and no fruit that is not accomplished.