大乘起信論義記 3.383
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The question has two parts: first, stating the doubt: wherever there is space there are worlds, wherever there are worlds there are sentient beings, and wherever there are sentient beings there are mental activities; such boundaries of spheres are difficult to know. From 'If avidyā' onward, directly raising the objection. The objection says: not only are external spheres limitless and their boundaries difficult to know, but internally mental thoughts are completely exhausted; how can they be fully understood?
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