首楞嚴義疏注經 1.573

1.573

"The extreme of having no wealth is called 'destitute'; having nothing above to cover oneself is called 'exposed.' Lacking the wealth of merit and Dharma, how could one not be destitute? Lacking the provisional and real parents, how could one not be exposed? Revealing the wondrous bright mind breaks through the hindrance of affliction. Opening my Path-eye breaks through the hindrance of the knowable. Once the Path-eye is opened, one sees the nature and illuminates the mind; if the two hindrances perish, the two clingings are accordingly expelled, in the near term accomplishing the Abodes, and ultimately reaching Wondrous Enlightenment. Excellent is this wondrous request, is it not supreme!"