金剛般若經旨贊 2.130

2.130

A true bodhisattva can know that one's own body and the bodies of sentient beings are all devoid of self. Bodhisattvas who are not yet noble should rely on their own wisdom to have faith in the dharma of selflessness; next, reaching the noble stage, because they possess noble knowledge, how could they not penetrate it? This reveals that one who possesses clinging and does not penetrate the twofold emptiness is not a true bodhisattva.