淨名經集解關中疏 2.520

2.520

"'Relying on the meaning of the true mark of all phenomena, clearly proclaiming the dharma of impermanence, suffering, emptiness, selflessness, and quiescence; able to save all sentient beings who have broken the precepts, and striking dread into all demons, tīrthikas, and those who cling greedily.'" / This third clarifies the fruit of benefiting [others] through great compassion. Having sat at the bodhimaṇḍa and attained all-knowledge, one rains down the rain of Dharma universally to benefit sentient beings, causing bodhisattvas to rely on the meaning of the true mark and expediently proclaim the principle of impermanence for the two vehicles. Hearing the sūtra and rejoicing in it, sins of breaking precepts are eradicated; demons and tīrthikas dread their heterodoxies and return to what is right. Were it not for profound faith in the Great Vehicle and firm compassionate vows, how could such boundless benefit be brought about?