成唯識論了義燈 4.68

4.68

With the mind as the root, contaminated phenomena arise conditioned by the mind; uncontaminated phenomena, because they abide relying on the mind, conclude the uncontaminated mind; "receiving its perfuming" below concludes the contaminated. Moreover, the first general clause: arising conditioned by the mind applies to the contaminated; abiding relying on the mind applies to the uncontaminated; the latter two clauses explain and establish them. Furthermore, "with the mind as the root" refers to unconditioned phenomena, because they are manifested conditioned by the mind. Arising conditioned by the mind are contaminated phenomena; abiding relying on the mind are uncontaminated phenomena. "With the mind as the root" is thus a distinct clause for the unconditioned, and also a general clause for the conditioned.