大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 69.31

69.31

Regarding the commentary's "This, then, enters..." and below: this gathers up the above meanings with the purport of the Awakening of Faith, because what is entered in the Awakening of Faith is original enlightenment. The treatise states: "What is called enlightenment means that the essence of mind is free from thought. The characteristic of being free from thought is like the realm of empty space, leaving nothing unpervaded; the single characteristic of the dharmadhātu is precisely the Tathāgata's universal dharmakāya. In reliance on this dharmakāya, it is named original enlightenment." Explanation: Now, entering empty space is precisely entering the dharmakāya of original enlightenment. Below, it cites the treatise to harmonise and explain, concluding the śamatha and vipaśyanā of the anutpattikadharmakṣānti.