成唯識論了義燈 4.90

4.90

In the text of the second master, there are two parts: first concession, and then refutation. Within the first, there are three points: first, it says that in the state where mastery has not been attained, it may indeed be as has been stated; second, in the state of encountering an object—namely, the state of abruptly encountering an object—it may indeed be as has been stated; third, in the state of encountering a non-superior object, it may indeed be as has been stated. The single preceding word "state" applies through the following two, and the next word "encountering" applies to both the second and third.