注大乘入楞伽經 3.108

3.108

Dharmas of self-nature and non-self-nature refers to the esoteric teachings of the three self-natures (trisvabhāva) and three non-natures. Dharmas of the noble wisdom of self-realization within one's own body refers to the inconceivable, true dharma of the definitive meaning of the One Vehicle realized by the Buddha himself. The vast dharmas of external Buddha lands refers to the dharmas of vast compassionate vows, adorning pure lands, gathering and transforming sentient beings, and ultimately reaching the stage of all-knowledge. If there are those who hear such dharmas expounded, they are therefore called the lineage of the Buddha Vehicle.