楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 4.113

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4.113

'Awakening to the appearance of one's own mind, discrimination arises from the mental activities of thought, not from non-action. Free from the false discrimination of mind-nature and non-nature, all worldly, supramundane, and supreme supramundane dharmas are neither permanent nor impermanent. Not awakening to the appearance of one's own mind, one falls into the continuation of evil views of the two extremes; all tīrthikas do not awaken to their own false discrimination. These ordinary beings lack a root, claiming that worldly, supramundane, and supreme supramundane [dharmas] arise from the false discrimination of discourse; they are not what ordinary fools awaken to.'

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楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 — Classical Chinese