成唯識論演祕 7.119

English (machine translation) 7.119

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7.119

Answer: In the sāsrava, mark, name, and discrimination are separately differentiated; therefore discrimination is exclusively what is expressed. In the anāsrava, they are combined as a whole; therefore correct cognition alone possesses both the expresser and what is expressed. There is an opinion: Mark is exclusively what is expressed; name is solely the expresser; discrimination applies to both, because of the distinctions according to what is transformed by the two. Although there are multiple explanations, the present explanation is taken as superior.

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