大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 87.14

87.14

Regarding the commentary's: “The third, the elder Jayottama, corresponds to the pariṇāmanā equal to all Buddhas”: it means being equal to the path of dedication capable of dedicating, and the goodness that is dedicated, by all Tathāgatas of the three times. From “Because he has attained superior supernormal powers...” downward, it explains the name. This explains “equal” in terms of the attainment of the Dharma; below it is explained in terms of the assigned stage. Regarding the commentary's: “Due to being equal to all Buddhas, he sees neither beauty nor ugliness”: that sūtra says: “When cultivating and learning the path of pariṇāmanā in this way, seeing all forms up to tangible dharmas, whether beautiful or ugly, he gives rise to neither love nor hatred; his mind attains mastery without any faults, becoming vast, pure, joyful, and delighted, freed from all sorrow and affliction, supple in body and mind, and all his sense faculties become tranquil and cool”; this is it.