大般涅槃經集解 55.24

55.24

Sengzong comments: Now, to say that one accomplishes ten dharmas does not mean this is not practice, but because it is not yet complete, one does not see. There are five layers of explanation; this first one generally explains that the differences lie in the shallowness or depth of the ten dharmas. Baoliang comments: Next, the fifth question is brought forward to request an answer. The Buddha says: when bodhisattvas correctly practice these ten dharmas, because they are not yet fully completed, their seeing is not clear; the Buddha has attained these ten dharmas to full completion, so he sees the buddhadhātu clearly. Since the Dharma for eliminating obstructions was questioned, below the Buddha gives five turns to broadly explain these ten dharmas; there is no other meaning.