大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 74.6

74.6

As for the commentary's "However, when cognition takes others' minds as object" and below, this is the second part, distinguishing the characteristics. Within this there are two: first, recounting different explanations; second, harmonising the present sūtra. In the former, it is that *Viṃśikā*, where the verse says: "How is the cognition of others' minds? It apprehends its object not in accordance with reality, / Just like the cognition knowing one's own mind, it does not know like the Buddha's realm." "Does not know like the Buddha's realm" means that only a Buddha attains the fundamental substance.