注維摩詰經 4.110

4.110

[Kumāra]jīva says: When the mind set on the Path is bright and correct, it does not follow deviant tracks; it is without error. [Seng]zhao says: As the fundamental practice of the straightforward mind becomes progressively deeper, it transforms into the mind of bodhi. Because this mind is straightforward and correct, what it sees is without error. Those who would broadly propagate the Path must always begin with these four minds; once the four minds have arisen, none of the myriad practices of the six pāramitās will fail to be accomplished.