首楞嚴義疏注經 4.370

4.370

'Abandon' means discard; 'ultimately' means completely. 'Past' means former days. 'Without remainder' means avidyā is eternally exhausted, the two deaths have ceased; it is the ultimate non-remainder. Wishing to show us the path by which the Tathāgata originally on the causal ground made the resolve to enter nirvāṇa, which is the true samādhi, hence it says 'the path of the original initial resolve.' Grasping after conditions and delusive thinking have originally existed from the beginningless; hence 'past.' How to gather, break down, and subdue them to attain the Buddha's wisdom, hence 'enter the Buddha's knowledge and vision.'