English
At this time, filled with joy, because the knot of miserliness is untied, from the accumulation of generosity, etc., wherever born, one is free from poverty. Always content, therefore, there is no attachment to wealth, and the three doors of body, speech, and mind are in accordance with the Dharma. Because nothing has essence, one realizes that actions are meaningless, and cuts the bonds of attachment. Because one knows that everything passes away, there is no sting of conflict, and the mind is good from within. Because one sees that everything done is unnecessary, the walls of conformity collapse, and the mountain of the eight worldly concerns crumbles. Because one has grasped the path of liberation, one practices the true Dharma properly and quickly attains Buddhahood. From the Great Vehicle's Instruction Treatise, The Treasury of Wish-Fulfilling Jewels, the commentary on the thirteenth chapter, Thinking About the Difficulty of Obtaining Leisure and Endowment, is complete. Thirteenth: Commentary on the Chapter on Thinking About the Difficulty of Obtaining Leisure and Endowment.