梵網經古迹記 1.52

1.52

The commentary states: Fourth, in the Mind of Equanimity, "always generating the mind of equanimity" introduces the chapter section. "In the empty dharmas of non-action and marklessness" refers to the three gates of emptiness. "Like empty space" is a metaphor for unimpeded practice regarding the three kinds of emptiness. Within wholesomeness and the like, the emptiness of dharmas and the emptiness of persons are "great equanimity." "Equanimity" (renunciation) means remedying defilement; here it specifically indicates remedying greed, illusion, and so forth, as sequential metaphors for empty transmigration and moment-by-moment cessation. "The mind of the unarisen" is because the mind of equanimity is empty. Although it is empty, one constantly advances; hence it says "constantly cultivate equanimity."