首楞嚴義疏注經 6.26

6.26

The rhinoceros-like enlightened ones awaken alone, appearing in worlds where there is no Buddha; disliking clamour and delighting in tranquility, they dwell alone in mountains and forests. The two stages of provision and application are called 'those still in training'; after this, severing delusions, they realize the stage beyond training. According to the principle of their own vehicle, their wisdom being about to realize but not yet realized is called 'tranquil, wondrous, and luminous.' The bodhisattva manifests a body of their own kind, first according with their fundamental habitual practice, and later leading them close to the Buddha.