成唯識論述記 7.440
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7.440
The Commentary states: Explaining the fourth line of the verse. Conditioned and unconditioned, whether real paratantra produced from distinct seeds, or permanently abiding real phenomena, non-associated nominal phenomena, or nominal phenomena such as jars—all are not apart from consciousness. Conditioned [phenomena] are transformed by consciousness, and unconditioned [phenomena] are the intrinsic nature of consciousness; none exist outside consciousness, and so they are called "not apart from consciousness". It is not that all entities are identical to a single consciousness that it is called "consciousness-only".
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