維摩經略疏 7.128

7.128

From "Śāriputra..." down to "...not exhausted": second, a general brief conclusion, extensively explaining that the inconceivable great functioning is immeasurable. If one abides in the true nature, that is the nature of all phenomena; the nature of phenomena being immeasurable and boundless, the inconceivable great functioning is likewise immeasurable and boundless—how could it be exhausted even by an eon of speaking? This is the manifesting of traces in the three lands through the expedient illness to benefit beings, equal to empty space; revealing the fruit-ground's expedient illness of great compassion, its meaning is clear and distinct.