肇論新疏 2.60

2.60

The first two sentences conclude the knowing and acting. From "What further..." downward, fearing that upon hearing of knowing and acting the mind would again dwell in attachment, this also dispels it. If a prajñā bodhisattva dwells even slightly, they immediately fall into deluded thought; clinging to the marks of self and person, they are not a bodhisattva. Therefore, both having attainment and having no attainment are entirely non-attainment. Eminently unattached, real wisdom appears before them, Dīpaṃkara gives prediction, and bodhi is attained.