大乘起信論略述 2.149

2.149

[Treatise:] Because they know that dharmatā... prajñāpāramitā.
[Exposition:] This explains the understanding and practice believed in and understood by generating the aspiration. Within the text, it specifically reveals the six perfections without marks. In each text, it reveals the distinction between understanding and practice. 'Because they know that dharmatā is free from greed,' and so forth, reveals understanding. Because the noble realization of dharmatā is free from greedy attachment, they know that dharmatā is free from greed, and so forth. Because defilements and hindrances such as stinginess and greed contradict suchness, while giving, morality, and the like accord with the principle of suchness, they therefore practice giving and the other practices. Because these six can all reach the superior other shore, they are all called pāramitās.