法界圖記叢髓錄 2.57

2.57

The Great Record says: Regarding 'cultivating in accordance with what is spoken, one attains the intention of the nobles': cultivating practice toward realization, one only then attains it. The great intention of the Buddhas in establishing verbal teachings is to cause the deluded multitude ultimately to reach the house of dharmatā. Regarding 'the true emptiness of dharmatā': in terms of the ultimate, it is the house of dharmatā of the realization aspect. However, the intention here does not separate realization and teaching, but generally clarifies the practitioner's upāya of cultivation; therefore, it is common to both realization and teaching. The 'dharmadhātu-dhāraṇī' is the realization aspect. 'The house of Indra-dhāraṇī, etc.' is the teaching aspect. Non-abiding is the distinct teaching.