大方廣佛華嚴經疏 29.28

29.28

Second, gathering them to make the dedication, within which there are two parts: first, mindfully cultivating the fundamental causal dharma of kuśala-mūla that should be dedicated; next, from "O sons of the Buddha" onward, directly undertaking the dedication. Now, in the first, the sūtra first narrates the time of recollection; next, from "these various" onward, it directly states what is recollected. The first five phrases generally show that all goods arise from bodhicitta, accumulating through extensive listening and reflecting on the doctrinal principles, initiating cultivation with joyful aspiration without weariness, being solely deep and vast. The three phrases from "all for the sake of" onward show the three dedications of bodhicitta. Wisdom of all modes realizing the true limit is itself the dedicating of the three minds of bodhi toward the three places. Next, from "making such" onward concludes.