大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 47.12

47.12

The tenth bodhisattva. Under the commentary's 'The above ten bodhisattvas,' it provides a general summary. Regarding the 'six characteristics': first, the universal characteristic generally displays the Buddha's virtues; second, the particular characteristic shows the ten different virtues; third, the identical characteristic shows that they identically clarify the Buddha's virtues; fourth, the distinct characteristic shows that the ten virtues differ when viewed against one another; fifth, the integrating characteristic shows that they together accomplish the Buddha's virtues; sixth, the disintegrating characteristic shows that each abides in its own nature. From 'The reason why after the verse' onward, it reveals the intent behind having no concluding [verse]. This subsequent passage was absent in the previous two assemblies; this absence here follows the precedent of the previous two assemblies, and also because this is the very end of the three stages of worthiness.