佛說仁王般若波羅蜜經 1.20

1.20

"Next arise the ten minds of the disposition of nature of dry wisdom, namely the four mindfulness bases—body, feeling, mind, and dharmas as impure, suffering, impermanent, and non-self; the three mindfulness bases; and the three wholesome roots, which are loving-kindness, giving, and wisdom. The three mindfulness bases refer to the three times: patience regarding past causes, patience regarding present causes and effects, and patience regarding future effects. Such bodhisattvas can likewise convert all sentient beings, having already surpassed notions of a self, a person, a knower, a seer, and a sentient being, and they cannot be corrupted by the inverted notions of non-Buddhists.