成唯識論述記 9.63

9.63

The Commentary states: Below, in reconciling contradictions, there are three parts: this is the first reconciliation. It reconciles that [statement] by saying: Although the preceding stages and so forth cultivate the contemplation of the two emptinesses, they are provisionally posited marks and do not directly realize the true principle like the undefiled state; therefore, all eight consciousnesses are called false discrimination, but it is not that all false discriminations are grasping minds. If within defiled minds there are those that do not grasp, how can it be said that the marks of the two graspings manifest? Fascicle one of the Madhyāntavibhāga says: Because false minds and mental factors manifest resembling the two marks, all have grasping.