金剛般若經贊述 2.181

2.181

The commentary states: This is the fifth, the Tathāgata's establishing. Within it, first is the statement, next the explanation. This is the first. 'Different kinds of minds' refers to the distinct, inverted minds of the six consciousnesses. Because all deceptive minds are inverted, being separated from real mindfulness, they are said to be 'inverted'. 'Separated from real mindfulness' means being far removed from the four stations of mindfulness, hence termed not abiding in that real cognition. Such minds as these the Tathāgata fully knows.