大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 82.31

82.31

Regarding the commentary’s section beginning with "Here, the wisdom eye," in the third part explaining the wisdom eye, the statement "it seems like the Dharma eye" is based on the difference in the objective realms seen. Because that Dharma eye sees phenomena, faculties, desires, and so on, while this one sees the differences in the faculties and realms of sentient beings, it is therefore identical to that Dharma [eye]. Here, the Dharma eye resembles that wisdom eye because the wisdom eye there sees the realm of principle, which is knowing reality as it is. From "the reason they reciprocally [interchange]" onward, it presents the reason for their difference. Because the wisdom eye only sees principle, it does not see the exhaustive cessation, oneness, or difference. Now it presents what that one cannot see, and therefore states that it "surpasses that"; this reveals that the wisdom eye can also see principle, but what is identical is simply not mentioned.