淨名經集解關中疏 2.298

2.298

“When you arrive there, say as I have instructed: ‘Vimalakīrti bows his head at the World-Honoured One's feet, paying boundless homage, and inquires after your daily well-being, whether you have few illnesses, few vexations, and if your vitality is at ease.’”
[Part] three: instructing him how to convey greetings. Zhao says: “Wishing to show that having a body cannot be free of afflictions, he therefore sent inquiries. Even for the Tathāgata, he still says ‘few illnesses and few vexations.’”