佛遺教經論疏節要 1.340

1.340

Seventh, the virtue of wisdom (in two parts): first, directly clarifying that wisdom destroys obstacles; second, metaphorically revealing the four kinds of virtues. First, directly clarifying that wisdom destroys obstacles (in two parts): first, revealing what is right with regard to possessing wisdom; second, rebuking what is wrong with regard to lacking wisdom. First, revealing what is right with regard to possessing wisdom (in three parts): first, ability to destroy the two obstacles of principle and phenomena; second, being difficult to attain, it must always be safeguarded; third, clarifying that though difficult to attain, it can be attained. First, ability to destroy the two obstacles of principle and phenomena.