金剛般若經疏論纂要 2.149

2.149

Dayun says: "Because all deluded minds rely on the substance of tathatā and have no nature at all, the Buddha realizes tathatā and therefore completely knows them. 'All minds' points them out. 'Not minds' means that deluded consciousness is fundamentally empty. 'Named mind' means that the true mind is not annihilated." But the commentary's explanation differs from this; the verse says: / "Various inverted consciousnesses, / Being separate from true mindfulness, / Do not abide in that true wisdom; / Therefore they are called inverted."