大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 89.43

89.43

In the commentary on the forty-first [syllable], 'ṭa' (咤, pronounced chǐ-jiā), another translation has 'ṭa' (吒). In the text, it first explains the meaning, and then from 'meaning non-self...' downward correlates it with the sūtra. The Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa states: 'If one hears the syllable ṭa, one immediately knows that for all phenomena, this shore and that shore are ungraspable, because tāra (吒羅) here means shore.' The explanation says: That non-self impels one to reach the other shore is also ungraspable. If considered in terms of expressing stages, this corresponds to equal awakening (samyaksambodhi). Because the dharmakāya is about to become full and the initial and fundamental [enlightenment] are about to equal each other, both shores are obliterated.