大般涅槃經集解 16.26

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16.26

Daosheng comments: Giving free rein to desires to do evil and harming the life of wisdom is what makes one a caṇḍāla. Sengzong says: This is an analogy for a precept-breaking monk who internally has many secular arts and externally has abundant worldly wealth; gathering fellow evildoers, he takes charge of Saṃgha affairs, dwelling in what is not the Path; this is usurpation.

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