淨名經集解關中疏 2.96

2.96

He replied: "He should practice right mindfulness." This is the reply. These three correspond to 'The good dharmas are boundless, I vow to learn them.' [Dao]sheng says: "Now, afflictions arise merely from deluded feelings. One should immediately contemplate the principle of dharmas, and sequentially dispel them. Yet at the start of contemplation, the seeing of the principle is not yet clear, and the mind does not abide in the principle; one must rely on the power of mindfulness, and only then can one attain contemplation." Another explanation: "Beginning with right mindfulness, one ultimately perfects the myriad goods." Another explanation: "When the myriad goods are uncorrupted, they are all right mindfulness."