仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經 2.29

2.29

"Furthermore, the bodhisattva mahāsattva of the Ground Difficult to Conquer conforms to suchness through the four fearlessnesses: pure, equal, and devoid of differentiated characteristics. Severing the desire to pursue nirvāṇa in accord with the Lesser Vehicle, they accumulate all virtues and completely contemplate all truths—the noble truth of suffering, and the truths of origination, cessation, and the path; conventional and ultimate, contemplating immeasurable truths. To benefit sentient beings, they practice all arts and skills: script, medicine, hymns, drama, craftsmanship, incantations, non-Buddhist doctrines, and divining auspicious and inauspicious signs without the slightest error; yet never causing harm or distress to sentient beings, they fully explain them for their benefit, gradually causing them to abide in unexcelled bodhi, knowing the paths of emergence and the paths of obstruction among the grounds. Over eight asaṃkhyeya kalpas, they constantly cultivate samādhis and unfold all practices.