大方廣佛華嚴經疏 53.30

53.30

Major Section Seven, from "Children of the Buddha, this Dharma-gate" onward, is the Section of Concluding Exhortation to Cultivate and Learn. Therein are two parts: first, concluding the meaning and exhorting cultivation; second, from "Children of the Buddha, these are all bodhisattvas'" onward, concluding the names and exhorting study. Within the former are also two parts: first, raising the names and concluding the meaning; and later, from "Children of the Buddha, if there are" onward, exhorting faith and cultivation. In the second part, concluding the names and exhorting study, it first reveals ten names. The first one is based on that which explains: because practice arises based on this, it is called "ground"; earlier, based on the essence of practice that was explained, it was simply called "pure practice"; the remaining nine establish their designations based on the functions of that which is explained. Second, determining the meaning of that practice will definitely induce the fruit; third, realizing what is to be realized; fourth, the ability to realize is clear and distinct; fifth, having wisdom that is transcendent; sixth, compassion giving rise to the myriad practices; seventh, each and every one being perfectly interpenetrated; eighth, being fully equipped with guidelines; ninth, noumenon immediately engaging in phenomena; tenth, phenomena being immediately true reality. Later, from "should be respected" onward, the exhortation to study can be known [from the text].