大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 90.27

90.27

In the commentary, from “Sixth, there are three verses” below, this is in the sūtra the irreversible Dharma. In the commentary, it first cites the treatise to establish the name; next, from “Within this” below, it uses the meaning of the treatise to explain the sūtra. That treatise states in full: “Because he possesses the superior virtue, others cannot turn him away from the work of benefiting sentient beings; hence it is explained next. That is, neither the Dharma of teaching nor the Dharma of realization can be overturned by others, because no other Dharma surpasses this.” Regarding “The first two are the two paths of teaching and realization,” each of the two verses contains both teaching and realization. The first line is the path of realization; the subsequent lines on the bhūmis contain both teaching and realization. The next half-verse is exclusively teaching; in the subsequent verse, forbearance and non-retrogression are both the path of realization, while the remainder is the path of teaching.