佛說仁王般若波羅蜜經 1.21

1.21

"Furthermore, there is the stage of the disposition of the path, with ten [minds]. Namely, observing form, consciousness, conception, feeling, and karmic formations, they attain patience of morality, patience of knowledge and vision, patience of concentration, patience of wisdom, and patience of liberation; observing the causes and effects of the three realms, [they attain] patience of emptiness, patience of wishlessness, and patience of signlessness; observing the insubstantiality and reality of the two truths, that all dharmas are impermanent is called patience of impermanence; and that all dharmas are empty, they attain patience of non-arising. Bodhisattvas with these ten firm minds become wheel-turning kings; they can also convert the four continents and generate the wholesome roots of all sentient beings.