大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 69.45

69.45

Regarding the commentary's statement, "The seven exhortations below," it resolves objections, which are fourfold. First, an objection asks: The conceptual aspects of the seven exhortations below are dissimilar; why is it only said here that he is given wisdom? Hence this is resolved: None of the seven falls outside of wisdom. Second, regarding "the preceding grounds are not yet pure": A question asks: The Buddha's compassion is impartial; why is it given exclusively to the bodhisattva of this ground? The intent of the resolution is evident. Third, regarding "because having attained this": Again a question asks: Why must this kṣānti be attained before he is given the illumination of wisdom? The intent of the answer is evident. Fourth, regarding "once given": Again a question should ask: Since the ninth and tenth grounds have already attained it, why is it not given again? Having attained it, they do not lose it; hence it is not given again.