大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 60.59

60.59

Regarding the Commentary's statement "from the beginningless [past] giving rise to expedients": this shows that the second is that what one aims toward in between is not true; the third is what one finally undertakes, meaning the practice is not true. These three lose the path, inversely having false accumulation. The latter three lose cessation, inversely having false suffering. The first two are internal suffering: first, the four great elements, which is the suffering of old age and illness; second, the suffering of the five clinging-aggregates; third, summarily the remaining five sufferings. All people loathe suffering, yet because of clinging to a self, they cannot escape.