注大乘入楞伽經 3.8

3.8

The characteristic of having no reflected image refers to non-conceptual wisdom, free from the two graspings. However, what the two vehicles and non-Buddhists practice is shallow and base, which the Tathāgata always scolds in various ways. That it is conversely adopted here is to turn their minds, causing them to abandon evil paths and enter the correct track. The characteristic of being sustained by the vows of all Buddhas means that, like all Buddhas, they make great vows to mature sentient beings and purify Buddha lands. The characteristic toward which self-realized noble wisdom proceeds refers to the Tathāgata's Dharma-body, the characteristic of self-awakened noble wisdom. The rest of the text can be known.