大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 44.89

44.89

In the Commentary, "Third, the uncontaminated", has four parts within it: first, explaining the collective name; second, from "However, the uncontaminated aggregates" onwards, revealing the distinct categories; third, from "wishing to reveal precepts" onwards, explaining the reason for establishing the collective name. Regarding "In reality, there are also worldly precepts and so forth": the five aggregates above also have the supramundane. However, worldly precepts and so forth naturally have two kinds: First, those held in common with non-Buddhists, such as the precepts of the ten wholesome actions, the absorptions of the four dhyānas, and the wisdom of worldly understanding that frees one from the delusions of lower realms, possessing discernment therein. Second, within the correct teaching, the ten wholesome actions, five precepts, four dhyānas, and eight samāpattis are also taught; cultivating the wisdom of longing [for the higher] and revulsion [for the lower] free from [erroneous] views and arrogance, one is freed from the bonds of the lower realms and sees clearly, yet because these are contaminated, they are called worldly.