大般涅槃經集解 69.30

69.30

Sengliang states: 'All dharmas' refers to the dharmas of the sūtra. Being able to rescue the destitute is called a 'treasure'. Having every treasure without lack is called a 'storehouse'. This sūtra explains the fruit of the buddhadhātu, which can transcend saṃsāra; this is called 'treasure'. Explaining the fruit, no dharma is not permanent; explaining the cause, no dharma is not the nature; this is called 'storehouse'. From 'the great ocean' onward is a metaphor for the storehouse; from 'fierce wind' onward is a metaphor for the treasure.