大毘盧遮那成佛經疏 3.45

3.45

The next verse says: / "Therefore, you, son of the Buddha, / Should with such wisdom / Accomplish through upāya, / And you will attain sarvajñā": / this is to exhort the practitioner to seek that fruit. You now fortunately have a mind of your own; why not realize it? You should simply accomplish through this wondrous wisdom, and before long you will naturally attain sarvajñajñāna. Above, Vajrapāṇi directly asked Vairocana: "How does one obtain sarvajñajñāna?" The Buddha also directly replied: "Knowing one's own mind as it truly is, this is called sarvajñajñāna." The meaning taught here is the same. Thus, directly presenting signless bodhi, he immediately encourages them to practice and realize it, without any differences in stages of practice to be interposed therein. Although the preceding chapter extensively explained various characteristics and made diverse names and adornments, when it comes to the level of the mind, the meaning is entirely like this.