注維摩詰經 9.136

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別本云「不著己樂，慶於他樂」，什曰：凡夫見他樂則生嫉、他苦則心安，自樂則生著、自苦則心動。菩薩則不然，見他樂不嫉，其心隨喜；他苦心動，欲令解脫；自樂不著，自苦心安。

Another recension reads: 'They do not attach to their own joy, but celebrate the joy of others.' [Kumāra]jīva says: Ordinary worldlings (pṛthagjana), seeing the joy of others, give rise to jealousy; seeing others' suffering, their minds feel at ease. At their own joy, they develop attachment; at their own suffering, their minds become perturbed. Bodhisattvas are not like this: seeing the joy of others, they are not jealous and their minds sympathize and rejoice (anumodana); seeing others' suffering, their minds are moved and wish to deliver them; at their own joy, they do not attach, and in their own suffering, their minds remain tranquil.