淨名經集解關中疏 2.419

2.419

"To bring forth and practice roots of goodness without limits, and with the adornments of all pure lands to accomplish one's own Buddha-land"—this is the practice of circumstantial retribution, expanding the myriad good deeds to adorn and purify the Buddha-land. "To practice boundless giving, to be complete in the primary and secondary marks, and to remove all evils so as to purify body, speech, and mind." Zhao says: "Practicing boundless giving means opening the four gates to give; whatever seekers take is unhindered—this is the method of great giving. Another explanation: removing defilement and evil to purify the three karmas, and practicing great giving to adorn the primary and secondary marks—this is the practice of direct retribution."