成唯識論演祕 7.25

7.25

The Viṃśikā-vijñaptimātratā clarifies that knowledge of others' minds extends to both contaminated and uncontaminated. In explaining that uncontaminated knowledge of others' minds, there are three positions; one master explains that the entity of that bodhisattva's uncontaminated knowledge of others' minds also has grasping at phenomena. When the Treatise states 'it is not known like the Buddha's knowledge,' it clearly indicates that there is grasping. 'Not knowing' is precisely the meaning of ignorance. Because that ignorance has not yet been severed, it obscures the mind, and therefore it is not like the Buddha.