佛說仁王般若波羅蜜經 1.25

1.25

"Furthermore, regarding quiescent cessation patience, buddhas and bodhisattvas both use this patience to enter the vajra-samādhi. Practicing in the lower patience is called a bodhisattva; practicing in the superior patience is called sarvajñā. Together they observe the truth of the highest meaning, sever the mental residual impressions of the three realms, and when the characteristics of ignorance are exhausted, that is vajra; when characteristics are exhausted and signless, that is sarvajñā. Transcending beyond both samvṛti-satya and the truth of the highest meaning, this is the eleventh stage, sarvajñā. Awakened to neither existence nor non-existence, limpidly pure, eternally abiding and unchanging, unified with bhūta-koṭi, equal to dharmatā, with conditionless great compassion they teach and convert all sentient beings, mounting the vehicle of sarvajñā to come and convert the three realms.