大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 45.3

45.3

In the Commentary, from "Therefore the Renwang" onwards, citing proof: matching them in order is quite plain to see. However, in the new translation of the sūtra, it is the chapter "Practices of Bodhisattvas"; the sūtra says: "Furthermore, a bodhisattva of the lineage of the Path, cultivating the ten dedications, generates ten patient minds: namely, contemplating the five aggregates of form, feeling, perception, formations, and consciousness, they attain patience in precepts, patience in concentration, patience in wisdom, patience in liberation, and patience in the knowledge and vision of liberation; contemplating the causes and effects of the three realms, they attain patience in emptiness, patience in signlessness, and patience in wishlessness; contemplating the provisional and real two truths and the impermanence of all dharmas, they attain patience in impermanence; contemplating the emptiness of all dharmas, they attain patience in the non-arising [of dharmas]." What is discussed now is the first five; the text cited is from the older translation of the sūtra, so its order differs from this one.