俱舍論頌疏論本 25.97
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25.97
Explanation: 'When the aśaikṣa mind arises' means the time when the first aśaikṣa mind is properly arising in the future [state]. When it is properly arising, it properly attains liberation from the obstacle of afflictions, which is called 'proper liberation'. If it were already in the present tense, it would be called 'already liberated', not 'properly liberating'.
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