大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 71.16

71.16

Regarding the commentary's phrase “Seventh, the purity of the śrāvaka,” the next two concern persons. Now, first is the śrāvaka. Regarding “In comparison with worldlings, the practice of the two vehicles is predominant,” the treatise below re-explains: “The purity of the śrāvaka is predominant in practice because of the capacity to accomplish the destruction of obstacles.” Now the commentary draws on the treatise to explain the sūtra. Above, this explains predominance: in comparison with worldlings who do not seek nirvāṇa, the pure faculties of the two vehicles can now seek it, and therefore they attain predominance with respect to world-transcendence. From “Because the faculties of the two vehicles” downward, it explains being indestructible, and concurrently explains “the capacity to accomplish the destruction of obstacles” in the treatise.