仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經 1.39

1.39

"Furthermore, as for cessation kṣānti, Buddhas and bodhisattvas equally rely on this kṣānti: one who abides in the lower kṣānti stage with the vajra-like concentration is called a bodhisattva, while reaching the upper kṣānti is called all-knowledge. Contemplating the ultimate truth and cutting off the marks of ignorance is equal enlightenment; having one single mark that is markless, equal and non-dual, is the eleventh stage of all-knowledge. Neither existing nor non-existing, serenely pure, without coming or going, constantly abiding and unchanging, identical to the limit of reality, equal to the dharmatā, with unconditioned great compassion constantly transforming sentient beings, they ride the vehicle of all-knowledge to come and transform the three realms."