大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 61.64

61.64

Under the Commentary's "Having clarified the transcendence of hindrances, what is the antidote?", the second part explains the antidote. The above two lines conclude the preceding and introduce what follows; then under "Among the preceding three phrases" comes the correct explanation. However, in the words 'not attending', the meaning of antidote is evident. First transcending and next extinguishing are also antidotes. Within the three phrases cited from the Yogācāra above, all possess antidotes. That is, under 'Because of taking distance from those notions as cause and so forth', it generally explains: "Having eliminated such various notions possessing form and possessing resistance, the remaining notion of infinity, resolute conviction in space, is it."