大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 53.19

53.19

From the commentary’s “Second: beginning and end of aspiration, contemplating buddhadharmas” onward, it uses the treatise to explain the sūtra. The treatise states in full: “In order to cause them to realize all buddhadharmas.” Now, it is held that when the sūtra clarifies contemplating, it is not contemplating for oneself, but desiring to cause sentient beings to realize the dharmas contemplated. The treatise says: “When aspiration is called the supreme seeking mind, it is because of two meanings: first, to cause sentient beings to realize; second, solely contemplating buddhadharmas.”