金光明經文句記 2.34

2.34

Second, from "Dharma..." downward, the sūtra is cited to clarify the retribution for stealing. Not obtaining the Dharma-food of the Mahāyāna is starvation; lacking great power and function is emaciation; lacking great merit is scrawniness; views and thoughts arising upon existing or non-existing goodness are like sores and ringworm. They do not see the Buddha of the one essence of the three bodies, they do not hear the complete and sudden Dharma, and they do not enter the assembly of the three stages of worthies and ten stages of sages.