淨名經集解關中疏 2.229

2.229

"Though knowing there is no arising or cessation, / He displays birth for their sake; / Manifesting everywhere in all lands, / Like the sun, there is nowhere he is not seen." / From here on, with deeds accomplished, he saves beings: the embodiment is real, and the application is vast. [Dao]sheng says: "This clarifies his actions and deeds." The text has seven parts. The first three verses generally clarify the free functioning of the true and responsive [bodies]. Zhao says: "Knowing there is no arising or cessation, he attains the dharmakāya and is no longer subject to birth; displaying birth for their sake, there is nowhere he goes that he is not seen."