成唯識論述記 5.20
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5.20
The Commentary states: Only after the third, the determinate indeterminate mind, does the fourth, the defiled or pure mind arise, which induces the arising of the outflowing mind of the five vijñānas and so forth. In the first fascicle of the Yogācārabhūmi, when the five vijñānas arise, three minds can be found, etc.; this passage is easily understood, as explained in the first volume of notes on that treatise. The sequence of the five minds is as explained in a separate chapter. "Yet they do not rely on their own power of discrimination" indicates the meaning that they are induced and generated by the mano-vijñāna; the text is easy to comprehend. Having cited the treatise:
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