維摩經略疏垂裕記 8.9

8.9

Sixth, speaking of practice without contention. Seventh, the Buddha's wisdom untying bonds. Eighth, the marks and signs and the pure land. Ninth, examining capacities and understanding dharmas. Regarding "Provisional and real according with inclinations": subsuming the three teachings is according with inclinations, while contrasting them with perfect fusion is called according with wisdom; this differs from other passages that explain three kinds. Regarding "Giving rise to the karma of wisdom," Jingxi says: This is also not equal to other passages. Other passages contrast wisdom with wisdom or speak of cause and effect, but here it sweeps away wisdom by means of wisdom.