維摩經略疏 3.18

3.18

"In all that he undertook, able to reflect and deliberate well": these two lines are the seventh, praising the three karmas following wisdom to attain the three freedoms from loss, like a worldly householder whose inner conduct is faultless. Why so? All that is undertaken belongs to the three karmas, which he was able to deliberate well. If action precedes and wisdom follows, errors cannot be undone; now, wisdom precedes and action follows, so there is no fault of failing the opportune moment—that is, the three karmas follow wisdom to attain the three freedoms from loss.