大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 35.68

35.68

On the commentary's "The first half is counteraction..." and so forth: The text on counteraction is clear. Making a world according to what the mind delights in is because of according with their minds to make them rejoice. According with the differentiations in practice corresponds to [the siddhānta of] individual adaptation, because different mental practices generate goodness differently; for example, if the mind is quiet, one should teach dhyāna; if the mind is sharp, one explains wisdom for them. In all cases, one accomplishes them through skillful means; the text then connects with the above as belonging to individual adaptation. The supreme truth means that one must see principle; only by seeing principle can it be called accomplishment. Furthermore, the word 'accomplishment' applies to the preceding three, because the previous three siddhāntas are all for the sake of seeing principle.