大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 80.47

80.47

On the Commentary's passage from "Thing after thing lacks intrinsic nature" downward: the Commentary has two meanings: 1. because of realizing the absence of nature, one thus attains Buddhahood without nature—this is precisely the essence of great compassion, so compassion can arise; 2. from "furthermore, it is solely because" downward: because sentient beings do not know that the Buddha realizes the absence of nature, he therefore transforms them to cause them to know it.