維摩經略疏 6.59

6.59

From "[Vimalakīrti] said" to "[one like me] should accept [them]," second, Vimalakīrti asks for the women. Regarding "one like me should accept them," this has two meanings: first, I am a layperson, so taking them in does no harm; second, a great being of perfect practice penetrates to the source and boundary of form, where adverse and favorable, hard and soft, are all nothing other than the correct path, and he does not consider it an obstacle; therefore he says that one like him should accept them.