注大乘入楞伽經 8.240

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The treatise says: 'Because they know that the essence of dharmatā is luminous and free from ignorance, they accord with it and cultivate the prajñā-pāramitā.' Hence the verse on the sixth stage in the Avataṃsaka states: 'Practicing giving without seizing upon any marks, / firmly upholding precepts with all evils fundamentally severed, / understanding dharmas to be non-harming and always enduring, / knowing that dharmatā is detached and possessing vigor, / having exhausted afflictions, entering into the dhyānas, / skillfully comprehending the emptiness of nature and discriminating dharmas.' This verse clarifies what is cultivated on the [bodhisattva] grounds, so it directly says 'having exhausted afflictions' and so on. The treatise applies to generating the mind and cultivating practice within the stage of resolve and practice (adhimukticaryābhūmi), so it merely says 'accord with.'