大乘起信論義記別記 1.2

1.2

Explaining the title; the intention of reverent devotion in the verses; the meaning within the Jewel of the Buddha; the meaning of "store" within the Jewel of the Dharma; the meaning of the greatness of function being exclusively wholesome; the meanings of enlightenment and non-enlightenment; explaining the meaning of the two marks of conforming to defilement; explaining the meaning of original enlightenment; the meaning of inherently existing and produced through cultivation; the meaning of the seven headings in "causes and conditions of arising and ceasing"; the meaning of the one heading in arising and ceasing; the meaning of the four headings in the perfuming of "defiled dharmas"; the meaning of the seven headings in the perfuming of "pure dharmas"; an outline of the text; the meaning of the four kinds of generating the [bodhi-]mind in "discriminating the orientation of aspiration"; outlining and explaining the meaning of correct practice; one meaning in "non-duality of form and mind"; explaining the meaning of ālayavijñāna possessing affliction; the meaning of merits numerous as the sands of the Ganges within the tathāgatagarbha; the meaning of arising and ceasing and un-arising and un-ceasing compositely forming ālayavijñāna; the meaning of the nine marks; the two meanings of tathatā; the meaning of the marks of pure wisdom and inconceivable [karma]; the meaning of the four mirrors in "essence and marks of enlightenment"; the passage on the mutual dependence of initial and original [enlightenment]; "ignorance and deluded mind" each having two meanings in the perfuming of defiled dharmas; the meaning of the four propositions in the pratītyasamutpāda of the pure division; the meaning of the pratītyasamutpāda of true and deluded in the "aspect of arising and ceasing"; the meaning of the dharmakāya; the four propositions on true and deluded minds and objects; the meaning of the non-obstruction of the two truths; the meaning of the two truths; the meaning of defiled and pure; the tathāgatagarbha; the meaning of the four calumnies.