注維摩詰經 3.273

3.273

[Kumāra]jīva says: “Going forth from the household has generally three dharmas: first, keeping the precepts; second, dhyāna-concentration; third, wisdom. Keeping the precepts subdues the afflictions and weakens their force; dhyāna blocks them like a stone mountain stopping a torrent; wisdom eradicates them completely without remainder. Now, when observance of the precepts is pure, fetters become thin; the mind is quiet and accords with dhyāna; hence he says ‘accords with.’”