唯識二十論述記 1.73

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1.73

Answer: It now also excludes these consciousnesses from taking one another as objects by directly apprehending them; it does not exclude their substantive existence. Regarding external objects separate from oneself, it is also not a wholesale denial of their substantive existence altogether; it merely says that one's own mind cannot directly apprehend them. What is directly apprehended by the mind is definitely not separate from the mind; if it were separate from one's own mind, it could definitely not be directly apprehended.

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