瑜伽論記 12.41

12.41

Second, clarifying the perfection of wisdom, stating: 'as the sūtra says, with indestructible intention as foremost, up to being fully matured': ten dharmas of wisdom can accomplish wisdom; wisdom is what is accomplished, and these ten are the dharmas that mature wisdom—this is the purport here. Regarding 'with indestructible intention as foremost', Master Ji explains: it is the first among the ten dharmas, hence called 'foremost'. The old *Bodhisattvabhūmi* states: 'with maturing indestructible purity as foremost'; in the *Daśabhūmika Sūtra*, it corresponds to the second, jointly revering the Three Jewels being named indestructible purity. It is now explained that it corresponds to the first, the non-retrogressing mind, indestructible meaning non-retrogressing.