佛說仁王般若波羅蜜經 2.30

2.30

“Furthermore, the Victorious-Comprehending Bodhisattva, regarding the patience of compliance with the path, uses the four fearlessnesses to contemplate nayutas of truths, internal treatises, external treatises, medicinal prescriptions, crafts, and incantations; thus [they realize]: ‘I am an omniscient person.’ Having extinguished defilements such as doubt in the three realms, the characteristic of a self is already exhausted. Knowing that on ground after ground there is emergence, it is called the path of emergence; knowing that there is non-emergence, it is called the obstructing path; they oppose the doubts of the three realms. Cultivating limitless merit, they immediately enter the sakṛdāgāmin position. Further accumulating practices over eight asaṃkhyeya kalpas through practicing various dhāraṇī gates, they constantly maintain the contemplation of fearlessness without letting it leave their minds.