大乘起信論略述 2.86

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2.86

[Treatise:] The cognitive objects of the six sense fields are ultimately without thought.
[Exposition:] In the explanation below there are two: first, contemplating the dharmas of form; next, contemplating the dharmas of mind. This is the first. That is, the resisting and non-resisting forms of those six perfections all arise from the mind and are ultimately without essence. Apart from the mind there are no marks that can be thought; hence it says "the six sense fields are ultimately without thought."

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大乘起信論略述 — Classical Chinese