大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 71.19

71.19

Regarding the commentary's phrase “Fifth, analogized to three,” the three of understanding, disposition, and desire are briefly as in the section on the ten powers, and extensive as in the “Chapter on the Merit of the Aspiration for Enlightenment.” Regarding “Nature and characteristics conform and enter”: based on faculties understanding arises; based on understanding disposition is formed; based on disposition desire arises. All of them resemble one another, so they are called conforming. The principles interpenetrate, so they are called entering. By analogizing these to faculties, they are not elaborated further.