俱舍論疏 14.71

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14.71

As for the treatise stating, "Up to the point where these two minds […] generally possesses the past and present": this explains possessing both times. Regarding these two minds not being cut off, the Miśrakābhidharmahṛdaya says: "Until one is bound by those entanglements, and until they are exhausted, one should know that as soon as these two minds cease, the uninformative [karma] is immediately cut off. This is slightly different from those who do not abide in saṃvara or asaṃvara."

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