大般涅槃經集解 40.38

40.38

Sengliang states: This sūtra distinguishes the ten titles; there are proper and mixed, brief and broad. From Tathāgata to Great Dharma Master is the initial broad [exposition]; the later ten titles are brief. Alternatively, the former is proper and the latter mixed. Baoliang states: In the recollection of the Buddha, there are three turns: first, broadly presenting all the merits of the fruit of buddhahood; second, running through the ten titles; third, presenting the cause for attaining buddhahood. The Buddha formerly cultivated the six pāramitās and myriad virtues, and now has attained permanence, with all the myriad objects illuminated. The subsequent five recollections all illuminate both the real and the responsive; since this is evident in the text, there is no need for further explanation.