金光明經文句記 3.96

3.96

Second, from "if one attains" downward, concluding by showing the necessity of the locus. When the true mark is fundamentally established, it can generate the wondrous repentance of non-arising and the path of pure faith. If one does not realize that all dharmas are identical to the nature, but instead raises the eight inversions on the level ground of the Middle Way, it is called falling headlong. As for "like a blind person," the four eyes are ignorant, blind to the Buddha eye, entering partial teachings where the thorn bushes of various views present obstacles wherever one turns—all of which stems from losing the locus.