大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 68.9

68.9

Regarding the commentary's "This uses profound emptiness to eliminate and separate from the two selves": that is, separating from the notion of that self applies universally to the non-existence of both the personal and dharmic selves. Why is it called profound? The fifth stage solely speaks of the ten equalities in terms of pure dharmas; now it directly speaks of profound emptiness. Furthermore, previously it was applied contemplation, whereas now one already abides in emptiness and prajñā is manifest; second, the bodhipakṣadharma of the fourth stage involves the body, feeling, and so forth; third, the beginning of this stage uses the ten equalities, wherein the ten signs are not yet obliterated.