大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 57.30

57.30

Regarding the commentary’s “Second, in terms of what is accomplished”: the great vows were generated in the past, and upon reaching the first ground one is able to act in accordance with the vows; therefore it is called “what is accomplished,” and also named “practices.” Regarding the commentary’s “The ten beginning with faith”: these are the dharmas for purifying the ground, and their text is in [the section on] the comparative assessment of practices: (1) faith, (2) compassion, (3) loving-kindness, (4) equanimity, (5) tirelessness, (6) knowledge of the various sūtras and treatises, (7) skill in understanding worldly dharmas, (8) the adornment of modesty and shame, (9) possession of resolute strength, and (10) making offerings to all buddhas and practicing in accordance with the teaching.