大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 3.44

3.44

Regarding the Commentary's 'Second, because it causes them to give rise to practice and achieve realization and entry' and below: the text has two parts: first, citation and explanation; second, from 'Because indeed, if there is conditioned action' downward, it explains and concludes. Now for the first. The Commentary says 'and so forth, up to penetrating deeply into the Tathāgata's' and so forth; the intervening sūtra text states: 'Complying with the realms of all Tathāgatas, fully perfecting all bodhisattva dharmas; abiding in the realm of all-knowledge, leaving far behind all worldly dharmas; bringing forth the practices of all Tathāgatas, penetrating the dharmatā of all bodhisattvas; regarding the Buddha's sovereignty, having no doubt in the mind, abiding in uninstructed dharma, and penetrating deeply into the immeasurable realms of the Tathāgata.' Therefore it says 'and so forth.'