大乘入道次第開決 1.55

1.55

"Using this as a cause, one is able to give rise to the three wisdoms": because samādhi is the cause, one can produce the wisdom of cultivation; because the exquisite teaching is the cause, one produces the wisdoms of hearing and reflection; further, because dhāraṇī is the cause, one departs from the hindrance of forgetfulness and causes the mind to clearly penetrate the cognitive objects; hence they serve as the general and specific causes for the three wisdoms. The Yogācāra[-bhūmi] and other works stating "observing all formations": 'all formations' refers to the twelve links of dependent origination; because they revolve in transmigration, they are called all formations.