大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 59.52

59.52

Regarding the commentary's phrase "The three clusters are without error": below, the commentary explains the treatise's outline. Regarding the commentary's phrase "Yet in the enumeration below, the comprehensive phrase is likewise called 'straightforward mind'": this means the present sūtra states "deep mind", whereas in the enumeration below the comprehensive phrase is called "straightforward mind". The treatise on the sūtra sets down "straightforward mind", and its comprehensive phrase also states "straightforward mind"; thus one knows that their meaning is one. And when the commentary explains deep mind as "deeply tallying with phenomena and principle", if one takes deep mind to be identical with the treatise's straightforward mind, straightforward mind is precisely correct mindfulness of tathatā, and so it deeply tallies with principle; if one follows the Awakening of Faith, deep mind delights in cultivating all wholesome practices, which is precisely tallying with phenomena. This reveals that the meaning is all-inclusive, preserving both phenomena and principle. Regarding the commentary's phrase "The treatise says 'ten kinds of straightforward mind'": the treatise explains the comprehensive phrase. The statement "perfection of innate morality" comprehensively covers the three clusters, while specifically corresponding to the moral code. From "According with what should be done" downward: it applies universally to the two clusters, practiced naturally, while additionally revealing the meaning of straightforwardness.