大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 16.43
大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 16.43
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16.43
疏「智分因果」者,上言十智者,知上十海即是十智,而名小開合。經云「佛子!諸佛世尊知一切世界海成壞清淨智不可思議(一)、知一切眾生業海智不可思議(二)、知一切法界安立海智(三)、說一切無邊佛海智(四)、入一切欲解根海智(五)、一念普知三世海智(六)、顯示一切如來無量願海智(七)、示現一切佛神變海智(八)、轉法輪海智(九)、建立演說海智(十)。」此上皆有「不可思議」之言,唯願海是因,餘皆是果。若約所知,一三四八九十皆果,餘三為因。三世通因果。
As for the commentary's "Cognition divides into cause and fruit": the "ten cognitions" spoken of above are the ten cognitions that know the above ten oceans, though their names slightly differ in opening and combining. The sūtra says: "O sons of the Buddha! The inconceivable cognition of the Buddhas, the World-Honoured Ones, that knows the ocean of the formation, decay, and purification of all worlds (1); the inconceivable cognition that knows the ocean of karma of all sentient beings (2); the cognition that knows the ocean of the establishment of all dharmadhātus (3); the cognition that expounds the ocean of all boundless Buddhas (4); the cognition that enters the ocean of inclinations, understandings, and faculties of all sentient beings (5); the cognition that universally knows the ocean of the three times in a single thought (6); the cognition that reveals the ocean of immeasurable vows of all Tathāgatas (7); the cognition that manifests the ocean of spiritual transformations of all Buddhas (8); the cognition that turns the ocean of the wheel of Dharma (9); the cognition that establishes and expounds the ocean (10)." Above these all contain the words "inconceivable." Only the ocean of vows is the cause; the rest are all the fruit. If considered according to what is known, the first, third, fourth, eighth, ninth, and tenth are all the fruit; the remaining three are the cause. The three times apply to both cause and fruit.
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