瑜伽論記 12.90

12.90

Jing says: It is also the same. As the old treatise says: sixth, "the equality of being free from all falsity", which corresponds now to "because of the equality of the correct wisdom capable of grasping existing substantive entities being free from all conceptual proliferation", which corresponds in the sūtra to: sixth, "the equality of fundamental purity". The meaning here is that the essence and characteristics of tathatā are constantly pure; hence the wisdom capable of realizing it is cited to make it evident. As the old [version] says: seventh, "the equality of non-appropriation and non-rejection", which corresponds now to "because of the equality of being far removed from all appropriation, rejection, and construction", which corresponds in the old sūtra to the seventh, "the equality of all dharmas being free from conceptual proliferation". The meaning here is that it is equal because it is far removed from the signs of conceptual proliferation of grasper and grasped.