大乘起信論義記 2.101
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2.101
Part 3, the specific explanation relying on the names, has three sections: first, discerning enlightenment; next, explaining non-enlightenment; last, discerning both their identity and difference. In the first, "enlightenment" explains the mind as arising and ceasing with respect to pure dharmas. There are two parts within this: first, briefly discerning the two enlightenments—incipient and innate; next, from "Furthermore, awakening to the source of the mind..." onward, explaining the two enlightenments in detail. The first has two parts: first innate, then incipient. The innate also has two: first, revealing the substance of innate enlightenment; second, from "Why is this?" onward, explaining the name of innate enlightenment.
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