起信論疏筆削記 12.22
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12.22
Revealing non-change. The Śāstra states: "Constantly thoughtless": thoughtlessness is precisely the sense of enlightenment. Since it is constantly enlightenment, there is no non-enlightenment. Because there is no non-enlightenment, it is named "unchanging." Commentary: "Although advancing..." and so on: just as a tree stump does not become a ghost, a rope does not become a snake, and the eastern direction has no west, etc. The causal essence of dependent origination is the aforementioned naturally pure mind, which is the essence of this dependent origination; hence it is called "the nature of mind."
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