注大乘入楞伽經 2.136
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2.136
From where the Buddha above spoke of the consciousnesses having two kinds of arising, abiding, and cessation down to this point, it describes how ignorance perfumes and suchness forms the conditioned arising of defilement. Thus the treatise says: 'One should know that ignorance can give rise to all defiled phenomena, for all defiled phenomena are characteristics of non-enlightenment.'
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