淨名經集解關中疏 2.363

2.363

"World-Honoured One, I behold it as inconceivable, not what the mind can conceive, not what conjecture can measure." / Fourth, the explanation. Zhao says: "Earlier, entering the inconceivable room together with Mañjuśrī, borrowing the jewel thrones, he saw his supernatural power; furthermore, having eaten the fragrant rice and returning riding on his palm, he could not fathom its transformations. Therefore, he cut himself off from conception and conjecture. Another explanation: Śāriputra's speaking of himself as unable to fathom it was in order to stimulate the śrāvakas to turn their minds toward the Great [Vehicle]."