金剛般若經旨贊 2.29

2.29

Sūtra: World-Honoured One, [...] rare virtue. / Commentary: Next, this breaks the grasping at conceived marks according to the literal meaning that arises after hearing of the merit. Within this there are two parts: first, a general indication of superior capability; second, sweeping away those feelings and thoughts. This is the first. In order to break that indolence and gain and cause vigor to arise, it was said that upholding the sūtra surpasses the merit of renouncing the body; one should not grasp at actual virtue according to the words. If one can rely on this sūtra of the true mark, generate true-mark wisdom, and arouse diligent vigor, one should know that this person is the foremost and most rare.