大方廣佛華嚴經疏 46.23

46.23

Third, the central theme and purport: profound wisdom-practice is the theme; attaining the unobstructed and inexhaustible Buddha-fruition is the purport. However, as for this practice of forbearance, in terms of stages it is the final mind of equal enlightenment, to sever subtle ignorance. If in terms of perfect interpenetration, it actually pervades the five stations, yet by relying on the ultimate it is explained that its essence is just wisdom. Unlike other traditions where forbearance is the cause and wisdom is the fruition, although it is a single wisdom, it is explained differently according to meaning, varying across the two, three, four, five, and other teachings; now this round teaching therefore speaks of ten forbearances.