English
It is said in the chapter. These four chapters are: The deeds of all the Tathagatas, the conduct of subduing and benefiting, the peaceful ones who are tame and difficult to tame, are the guides of sentient beings. Thus it is said that all the Tathagatas, through the conduct of benefiting peaceful and tame sentient beings, cause them to enter the Buddha's teachings. And the sentient beings who are difficult to tame are made to enter the teachings through the conduct of subduing. Among them, fierce conduct comes from chapters 10 and 14, and following attachment comes from chapter 6. Fourth and sixteenth, eighth and twelfth, are the common activities of the Acharya, as well as the accomplishment of ascetic vows. Thus it is said that the four chapters, starting with the fourth chapter, are said to be chapters of practice. These four chapters are: The separation of mandala asceticism, the correct conduct is the perfect Acharya. The Lama, through the path of mantra, makes the disciples completely mature. Thus it is said that when relying on the mandala to achieve siddhi, it is associated with the behavior of wise asceticism.