四明尊者教行錄 3.28

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3.28

The nineteenth query: The Fuxing explains the arousal of the mind in the separate teaching, saying: 'Within afflictions there is the tathāgatagarbha. Ordinary mortals, born blind, are always together with the womb but do not know or see it; therefore they transmigrate in birth and death and are instead harmed by the womb.' Furthermore, since the bodhisattva of the separate teaching arouses the mind because of seeing sentient beings like this, how can it be said that true thusness does not accord with conditions?

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