說無垢稱經疏 6.98

6.98

Commentary: The fourth major section below is urging the assembly to eat it. It has six parts: first, urging all to eat; second, the thought that the food is meager; third, the illusory bodhisattva admonishes them; fourth, having eaten, there is still a surplus; fifth, having eaten, they experience peace and joy; sixth, their bodies emit various fragrances. The first part has two sub-parts: first, the encouragement; second, the warning. This is the encouragement. This food is the amṛta bestowed by the Tathāgata Gandhadhvaja, a supreme, marvelous flavored food capable of dispelling the poisonous afflictions of all defilements.