新華嚴經論 19.26

19.26

Fourth, from 'Sons of the Buddha' down to 'this is called the bodhisattva's treasury of remorse', there are twelve lines of sūtra text. Within it, the general meaning is further divided into three: First, from 'Sons of the Buddha' down to 'further reflects' has three and a half lines of sūtra text, explaining the section on reflecting on oneself regarding objects of the five desires as having long craved and sought them from beginningless time. Second, from 'Sentient beings lack wisdom' down to 'I now practice remorse' has seven and a half lines of sūtra text, explaining the section on being mindful that sentient beings are foolish, becoming mutual enemies over the five desires, and the bodhisattva, knowing this, ought to sever them personally. Third, from 'swiftly accomplishes bodhi' downward, one and a half lines of sūtra text, skillfully expounding the true and real Dharma for sentient beings.