大般涅槃經義記 7.425

7.425

From here below, the second cites King of Virtue's former attachment to indeterminacy, scolding it to reveal that it is wrong. "They further say that the ordinary person's mind has the nature of greed and the nature of liberation, and upon encountering conditions generates greed and liberation," and so forth, cites what was established. "Although they make this statement, this meaning is not so," scolding it to reveal that it is wrong. This statement appears correct and yet is again contrary to reason, hence it says "although they state." The essential nature of the mind is determinately bound in accordance with conditions, and upon encountering conditions is permanently liberated; it is not entirely indeterminate, which is why it is not so.