維摩經疏 1.24

1.24

The third [part] says, 'Again, one contemplates the body: the body is not separate from illness…' and so forth, [relying on the phenomenal] facts […] to explain the cultivation of wisdom and the cultivation of compassion. It is also preaching the Dharma for people of lower faculties. First it explains the cultivation of wisdom […]. The phrasing of the text is easy to see; it will not be explained in full. Together they are called the three pairs of cultivating wisdom and cultivating compassion. The text and meaning […] accomplishes subduing. 'Mañjuśrī, a bodhisattva who is ill should subdue his mind in this way' […] [answers the previous] question saying: 'How does a bodhisattva who is ill subdue [his mind]?' As I have just explained, cultivating wisdom and cultivating compassion is the meaning of the bodhisattva's subduing. The above concludes the whole first text on what is cultivated.