起信論疏筆削記 11.9
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11.9
The treatise says: From 'the mind moves' below: third, the direct explanation. The commentary has two: first, separately explaining the treatise text, in which the treatise has two: first, the meaning of movement and activity. The commentary states: 'Movement and activity is the meaning of karma': this is the karmic function of ignorance. The subsequent eight marks are also movement and activity, and are also the karmic function of ignorance. However, establishing their names in terms of distinct meanings, only this initial beginning of the arising of function is called 'karma'. 'Inversely presenting,' etc.: as without sleep there are no dreams. 'Actualized enlightenment' is the time of ultimate [enlightenment].
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