成唯識論了義燈 7.91

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Question: According to Asamāhita's commentary on the Mahāyānasaṃgraha, first one awakens to the imagined nature, next to the other-dependent nature, and finally to the consummate nature. According to the eighth fascicle of this treatise, citing the sūtra verse: "Not without seeing tathatā / Can one comprehend conditioned phenomena" and so forth, one first awakens to the consummate nature, and next to the other-dependent nature. Furthermore, in the first passage of Asamāhita's commentary, before the grounds (bhūmi) one awakens to the first two natures, whereas in the second passage, before the grounds one awakens to all three natures. Why are they not consistent?

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