大毘盧遮那成佛經疏 2.40

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2.40

Eleventh: regarding "What is the accumulating mind? It has as its nature making the immeasurable into one": this means that after this person has given rise to faith and understanding regarding a single matter, when they further hear various distinct dharmas, they gather them all into one. For example, when a person has learned and attained a single samādhi, seeing the distinct, superior matters of the immeasurable Dharma-gateways in other sūtra teachings, they claim they all speak of this mind of meditative concentration, and that apart from this there are no other dharmas; hence it is called the accumulating mind.

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