入楞伽心玄義 1.32

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1.32

Fourth, as for stating one mind as the doctrine: this is because it discerns that all dharmas are manifested by the mind. That is to say, latent impressions churn internally, the winds of deluded objects arise, and blowing against the ocean of mind, ten thousand kinds of billows and waves are, without exception, manifested by the mind. Although what is stated below has many gates, none fail to reveal this meaning of mind-only; hence it is taken as the doctrine. Thus, putting forward mind-only is the doctrine, and the exhaustion of mind is the purport. As it says below: 'A mental measure without mind, I declare to be the mental measure.'

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入楞伽心玄義 — Classical Chinese