唯識二十論述記 2.262

2.262

Commentary: From here down to half a verse is the fifth major section. It further resolves the opponent's objection concerning the error that if the dreaming and waking minds were not different, there would be no distinction in the results of the actions performed. First the opponent objects; later the treatise master resolves it. In the initial objection, the opponent first cites this principle and only then raises the objection. This is the citing: If the waking consciousness is just like that in a dream, where although objects are without reality, [consciousness] can nonetheless arise,