維摩經玄疏 2.78

2.78

First, explaining entering all phenomena of the provisionality of views: the bodhisattva abides in deep meditative absorption, knowing that emptiness is not [mere] emptiness; endowed with great compassion, they contemplate the provisional and discern the provisional. The provisional is of four kinds, and from these four views arise immeasurable views: first, the view of self-arising; second, the view of other-arising; third, the view of shared arising; fourth, the view of uncaused arising. Each of these four views possesses the sickness of grasping and dispute. Furthermore, clinging has two tiers: