大乘起信論略述 2.143

2.143

[Treatise:] Yet this bodhisattva... has not yet decisively severed them.
[Exposition:] Next, explaining minor faults. Within this, there are two parts: first, distinguishing them from the bhūmi stages; later, distinguishing them from ordinary beings and fools. This is the first. 'Yet this bodhisattva,' because they have not yet personally realized the true dharmakāya, is not yet named 'dharmakāya.' 'Because of,' and so forth, explains the reason for the distinction. Because they have not yet been able to attain undefiled wisdom, they have not yet been able to eliminate the defiled karma arisen from beginningless time based on the two hindrances.