大方廣佛華嚴經疏 30.26

30.26

Third, from "bodhisattva" onward is the accomplishment of practice and its benefits; first reiterating, then revealing. Revealing has ten phrases: the first is general, the rest particular. Among the particulars: (1) dedication is the direct launching of cultivation; (2) the path is constantly traveling the path of Dharma; (3) dedication to teaching; (4) equal wisdom; (5) the objective realm of focus; (6) the cessation of cultivation when effort is complete is the Buddha's wholesome roots; (7) clearly seeing the fundamental source accomplishes the Tathāgata-nature; (8) unobstructed compassion and wisdom is the Buddha's practice, as in the "Chapter on the Arising [of the Tathāgata]"; (9) inexhaustible essence and function is the delimited realm.