The six coarse marks of ignorance as taught in the Awakening of Faith. （1） The coarse marks of discriminating knowledge 智相; the function of the manifest consciousness that produces mental discrimination. （2） The coarse mark of continuity 相续相; the arising of pleasant and unpleasant sensations as a result of the functioning of the mark of discriminating knowledge. （3） The coarse mark of attachment 执取相; The attachment to the sensations of the second mark. （4） The coarse mark of defining names 计名字相; assigning names to the sensations. （5） The coarse mark of producing karma 起业相; performing good and evil activities based on attachment to the sensations. （6） The coarse mark of the suffering produced by karma 业系苦相; entering the course of transmigration due to the binding karma resulting from these attachments. These six are explained in contrast to the three subtle marks 三细. ［起信论 T 1666.32.577a］