大方廣佛華嚴經疏 30.9

30.9

In the second part, the benefits of conforming to suchness, there are ten clauses in five pairs, making the four minds even firmer. 1. Above, resting peacefully in the profound Dharma; below, purifying sentient beings: this is the vast mind. 2. The two selves do not arise, and worldly views are thereby severed: this is the non-perverted mind. 3. Free from defilement with respect to objects, diligently practicing world-transcendence; 4. not relying on the world, the correct path alone being firm. These two are the supreme mind, because non-abiding nirvāṇa is supreme. 5. False views are thereby stilled, and one understands that the real essence is identical: this is the constant mind, because one constantly never abandons the compassion of identical essence.