說無垢稱經疏 5.83

5.83

Commentary: Here are two clauses, only not the same as ordinary beings. When ordinary beings establish phenomena, they grasp at wrong paths, discriminating phenomena through erroneous understanding; when the bodhisattva establishes phenomena, they do not grasp at wrong paths, explaining phenomena through correct principle and clear comprehension. When ordinary beings give rise to the six anusmṛtis, outflows arise accordingly, because attachment, arrogance, and so forth arise; when the bodhisattva gives rise to the six anusmṛtis, outflows do not arise, because all outflows are extinguished.