說無垢稱經疏 2.211

2.211

Commentary: This is the seventh section. When whatever virtues one cultivates are dedicated to bodhi, it is called dedication of merit. Because one does not seek cyclic existence, when the fruit is attained, that land is replete and adorned with all virtues. Dedication is aspiration (praṇidhāna); aspirating toward bodhi, it is replete with all virtues. Aspiration takes faith, desire, and resolve (adhimokṣa) as its intrinsic nature.