維摩經略疏垂裕記 3.20

3.20

Second, the Perfect [teaching], which has two [parts]: first, the correct explanation. In accordance with the Separate to elucidate the Perfect, it likewise takes intrinsic nature to reside in ordinary beings, and the remaining eight to reside in sages. As for "ultimately separated from false delusion," this is the ultimate of the stage of the first abodal, not the ultimate of the supreme fruit. As for "manifesting the intrinsically pure mind," the intrinsically possessed three thousand [realms] are partially manifested here. Since it already possesses the Buddha-dharmas, it is called the "all dhyāna."