金剛般若經旨贊 2.127

2.127

Sūtra: “Adorning Buddha lands [...] is called adorning.”
Commentary: This directly reveals the adornment of lands. Here, if one wishes to truly adorn the land, it is not an adornment with signs of subject and object. If one is free from subject and object and carries out signless adornment, this is called adornment. Because it is true adornment, one can fully complete the pure lands of the four bodies. Therefore, this text is called the endowment of the land. Previously, prior to the grounds, it was a minor cultivation of the path; now it causes the tenth ground and others to possess it completely, so the text appears repetitive, yet it differs from before.