大方廣圓覺修多羅了義經略疏 2.138

2.138

Second, the answer regarding the cultivation of compassion and wisdom. Having recognized the disease of saṃsāra and applied one's mind so as to avoid falling into divergent doctrines, one must immediately cultivate practice in accordance with understanding, swiftly seeking realization and entry. However, a bodhisattva's cultivation does not go beyond the two benefits of compassion and wisdom; hence they must be clarified. In the previous question, wisdom came first and compassion after; now in the answer, compassion comes first and wisdom after. This is intended to express that compassion is none other than wisdom, and wisdom is none other than compassion—neither precedes the other; thus they are elucidated alternately. Within the text there are two parts: first, compassion.