大乘起信論義記 2.195

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2.195

Within the doctrine, first, because of not understanding the single taste of reality as it is, it explains the meaning of fundamental non-enlightenment, like being confused about the correct direction. “The non-enlightened mind arises and there is thought” refers to thoughts with marks such as karma, which are like the wrong direction. From “thought has no self-mark” onward, it explains that the wrong direction has no separate essence and is not separated from the correct direction; that is, it explains that non-enlightenment is not separated from enlightenment.

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大乘起信論義記 — Classical Chinese