維摩經略疏垂裕記 7.169

7.169

Fifth, Prabhāvyūha asking again, which has two [parts]: first, directly clarifying the place of enlightenment, which has two [parts]: first, generally explaining in terms of phenomena. "Awn" (穬) means the chaff-bristle of grain. Under "purging and removing": the mind's delusions correspond to the awn, and the true reality of the husks corresponds to the rice grains. Second, distinctively explaining in terms of the teachings. Regarding "having the space-like lotus blossom as a seat": this is merely spoken by drawing on the place of attaining the path in the separate teaching. Because attaining Buddhahood in the perfect [teaching] also has no other place, it says "it is still this."