大乘起信論廣釋卷第三．四．五 3.70

3.70

[Treatise:] Reckoning self and what belongs to self, with various false attachments. [Commentary:] This brings out the substance of the delusion. It is not merely reckoning objects outside the mind to be coarse, but also reckoning the body to be a self, and reckoning the dusty sense-objects to be what belongs to self. Reckoning identity with the aggregates, difference from the aggregates, or neither identity nor difference from the aggregates, one reckons a self, up to being able to generate the sixty-two views—all of which are the "various false attachments" here.