起信論疏筆削記 20.2

20.2

Under "Contemplation," the Śāstra says: "The mind sinks down": because tathatā is markless, when one turns toward it the mind is severed and conceptual differentiation does not arise; hence it is said to "sink down." This is like the two vehicles grasping emptiness as realization. Because of sinking into stillness, two faults eventually occur, as listed and explained below. In the Śāstra, from "or arising" downward directly reveals the faults.