仁王般若經疏 2.93

English (machine translation) 2.93

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2.93

"Between the first single thought-moment and the vajra-like final thought-moment, in the interim there arise inexpressible, inexpressible consciousnesses, constituting the form and mind of sentient beings, which are the root of sentient beings. Form is called the hindrance of form; mind is called the hindrance of consciousness, the hindrance of conception, the hindrance of feeling, and the hindrance of mental formations. 'Hindrance' has the function of concealing and covering. 'Body' is named an accumulation."

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