法苑珠林 85.19

85.19

Furthermore, the Candrapradīpa-samādhi-sūtra states: The Buddha said: If a bodhisattva is able to practice prajñā, there are ten kinds of benefits. What are the ten? First, relinquishing everything without entertaining the notion of giving. Second, upholding the precepts without breach, yet not relying on precepts. Third, abiding in the power of forbearance, yet not abiding in the notion of sentient beings. Fourth, practicing vigor, yet being detached from body and mind. Fifth, cultivating dhyāna-samādhi, yet having no abiding. Sixth, King Māra Pāpīyas being unable to perturb him. Seventh, his mind remaining unmoved by the doctrines of others. Eighth, being able to reach the bottom of the ocean of birth and death. Ninth, arousing sovereign compassion toward all sentient beings. Tenth, taking no delight in the path of śrāvakas and pratyekabuddhas.