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(Because of). The defilement of sentient beings is. What is grasped, the mind that grasps the object. Therefore, it is the nature of samsara. If separated from the mind, one becomes a Buddha. All sentient beings' defilements are exhausted. Thus it is said. From the Treasury of Precious Qualities. In relation to the unique way of abiding of the basis of the Great Perfection of Naturalness, the chapter on determining the gateway of samsara and nirvana. Commentary on the eleventh chapter. In relation to the unique way of abiding of the basis of the Great Perfection of Naturalness, the chapter on determining the gateway of samsara and nirvana. Commentary on the eleventh chapter.