起信論疏筆削記 13.52
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13.52
Second, the fruit, in the treatise has two parts: first, eliminating delusions and reversing defilements. Commentary: "The false mind is extinguished" refers to the karmic consciousness and transforming consciousness, because ignorance is no longer present as an active perfumer. "The false objective realm ceases" because the false mind is no longer present as an active perfumer. "All eliminate delusions" refers generally to the text from ignorance onward. The meaning of successively eliminating delusions and reversing defilements here is as analyzed in detail in the reverse discussion of the meaning of extinction earlier. "Three kinds of defilement" refers to the latter three non-concomitant defilements, as can be understood.
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