淨名經集解關中疏 2.189

2.189

"He demonstrates having possessions yet constantly contemplates impermanence, truly having no greed. He demonstrates having wives, concubines, and court ladies, yet ever remains far from the mire of the five desires. He manifests as slow of speech, yet achieves eloquence and unerring dhāraṇī. He demonstrates entering deviant crossings, yet delivers all sentient beings with the correct crossing." Seventh, different paths. Zhao says: "A place where a ford or river can be crossed is called a correct crossing; treacherous and deceptive crossings are called deviant crossings. The Buddha path is called the correct crossing; the tīrthika paths are called deviant crossings."