楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.121

2.121

Regarding 'abides in the Buddha's supernatural power,' it is due to the Buddha's supernatural power that one can see the Buddha; moreover, it is due to the bodhisattva's samādhi and roots of virtue that resonance and response achieve accord. Hence it is said: 'entering the Mahāyāna Illumination Samādhi'—that is, the concentration of radiant light. Through this concentration, one sees the Buddha and hears the Dharma. 'As in the case of Vajragarbha' refers to one bodhisattva empowered by the Buddha's power within the Huayan assembly. Using one as an example for all, it therefore says 'and other[s]'.