淨名經關中釋抄 2.29

2.29

前品歎法真益大。故此品慇懃付囑也。新學二法一毀法一慢　師重師即敬法尊法即修行。若行即斷惑成聖。以此而推。雖云敬師乃成自敬矣。而新學者輕師慢法自塞於進求之路耳。先學二法。一者欺人。二者誷法。盡新學即利地之業可成。專政實相即自濟之功剋就。奈何輕人失於慈惠誷真滯於真見。然此誡誡之至也。凡預進求幸各銘於心腑耳。

The previous chapter praised the truth of the Dharma and its great benefit; therefore, this chapter earnestly entrusts it. The two dharmas of new learners: one is slandering the Dharma, the other is slighting the master. Respecting the master is venerating the Dharma; venerating the Dharma is practicing it. If one practices, one severs delusion and becomes a sage. Inferring from this: although it is called respecting the master, it actually becomes respecting oneself. Yet new learners look down on the master and slight the Dharma, blocking their own path of advancement and seeking. The two dharmas of earlier learners: first, deceiving others; second, distorting the Dharma. If one exhausts the errors of new learners, the undertaking of benefiting others can be accomplished; if one focuses exclusively on the true mark, the achievement of saving oneself will be successfully realized. How regrettable that looking down on others loses loving-kindness and wisdom, and distorting the truth gets bogged down in views of reality! However, this admonition is the utmost of warnings. May all who participate in advancing and seeking inscribe it upon their hearts and bellies.