金光明經文句記 2.57

2.57

First, citing the phenomenal events from various sūtras. Having attained the Dharma-door of inherent defilement and desire, they are therefore able to practice phenomenal defilement and also able to manifest the contemplation of the principle of defilement. Since the contemplation of defilement can be understood by analogy to the meaning of bodhi, it is omitted here, and the phenomena of defilement are presented solely relying on the Avataṃsaka [Sūtra]. "Practicing without defiling the precepts" is the name of a bodhisattva. "First luring them with the hook of desire": sensual desire is like a hook, capable of drawing people in; thereafter, causing them to penetrate the Dharma-realm of desire is called entering the Buddha-path.