大般涅槃經集解 42.22

42.22

Sengliang states: The first four verses speak of the Buddha; the next five and a half verses speak of bodhisattvas. The next two verses refer to the Buddha in one and to bodhisattvas in the other. The next three verses state that because of having sins, one cannot sleep peacefully. The next three verses expand on matters of not sleeping peacefully.
Zhixiu says: From the verses downward there are generally four intentions. The first nine and a half lines set forth attaining peaceful sleep; the second has two lines, setting forth the persons who attain sleep; the third has six lines, setting forth the conditions for not sleeping; the fourth, in prose, comes from within.