大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 71.56

71.56

Regarding the commentary's statement, "Third, harmonizing them also yields identity," and so forth, it harmonizes the Yogācārabhūmi with the above two texts: First, harmonizing with the seven good knowledges: 1. skilled knowledge of dharmas and meanings is the first two; 2. possessing the above two meanings, hence able to speak broadly; 3. fearless in the assembly is knowing the assembly; 4. uninterrupted eloquence is knowing the time; 5. skill in upāya is knowing superiority and inferiority; 6. practicing dharmas in accordance with the Dharma is knowing oneself; 7. complete in deportment is also knowing superiority and inferiority; 8. valiant diligence is knowing contentment; 9. untired in body and mind, and 10. accomplishing the power of forbearance, both arise from possessing the above seven.