大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 44.24

44.24

Ninth: The practice of wholesome dharmas. On the commentary's "Now, the first": regarding the two powers in *Vijñaptimātratā*, the treatise merely lists their names. The Liang treatise says: "The power of reflective deliberation means correctly reflecting upon the faults and virtues of dharmas. If this power of reflective deliberation becomes superior, the defilements of one's own stage cannot shake it; because its substantial nature is unyielding, it is called a power. The power of cultivation means that the mind, taking this dharma as an object, abides in contemplative practice, causing mind and dharma to blend into unity, just like water and milk, or like perfuming clothes."