淨名經集解關中疏 2.431

2.431

"Contemplating all dharmas as illusory, without solidity, without a person, without a master, and without signs, yet because their fundamental vows are not yet fulfilled, they do not treat blessing, virtue, dhyāna-concentration, and wisdom as futile." Zhao says: "All dharmas are formed by causes and conditions, illusory and without origin. What can be considered real? What can be considered master? Who knows this to be so? Yet because their great vows are not yet fulfilled, they do not fail to cultivate merit, concentration, and wisdom because they are illusory."