維摩經略疏 9.20

9.20

"Manifesting the practice" down to "their mind" is the third part: explaining that manifesting the practice of the three poisons is precisely the non-ways of affliction to penetrate the Buddha's path. Through non-reception, manifesting the practice of the non-way of desire while free from all defiling attachments is precisely the Buddha's path of undefiled dhyāna-concentration. Manifesting the practice of the non-way of anger without hindrance of resentment is precisely the Buddha's path of cultivating dharma-conditions and unconditioned conditions. Manifesting the practice of the non-way of delusion and subduing it with wisdom is precisely the Buddha's path of the three wisdoms. If, before being fully endowed with the Buddhadharma, one does not extinguish the reception of the three poisons to attain realization, this is penetrating the Buddha's path. Therefore the Sarvadharmāpravṛtti-nirdeśa Sūtra says: "Desire is precisely the path, and anger and delusion are likewise. In these three dharmas, all Buddhadharmas are fully present."