大乘起信論略述 2.91

2.91

[Treatise:] Correcting false attachments ... then there are no false attachments.
[Exposition:] Above, the revelation of the correct meaning has already been explained. Next below, the second part: correcting false attachments. In this there are two: first, a general indication based on the root; next, a specific explanation of eliminating the hindrances. This is the first. That is, upon the conceptualized view of self, one gives rise to false attachments that conceptually misapprehend the teaching. Since false attachments arise in reliance upon the view of self, when one is free from the view of self, false attachments are extinguished. When the root is severed, the branches perish; this is the constant principle of the teachings.