注大乘入楞伽經 7.2

7.2

Following the preceding verse stating, "That is neither non-wisdom nor wisdom; this is called an imagined view," the text wishes to clarify that the foolish do not know the Tathāgata's true doctrine (siddhānta) and verbal teaching (deśanā); thus they are deluded by beginningless false, deviant, and parikalpic thoughts, and cannot become aware of the parikalpa of their own minds. To show that bodhisattvas, knowing these two kinds of Dharma, can understand the parikalpa of their own minds, the text next explains the true doctrine and verbal teaching.