維摩經略疏垂裕記 4.104

4.104

Wasting wealth, increasing illness and disputes (3), / Becoming naked and unrespected by others (2), / Lacking wisdom, what was gained is lost (2), / Revealing secrets and abandoning livelihood (2), / Sobriety brings shame, bodily strength decreases (2), / Complexion ruined, slighting father and mother (3), / Disrespect toward śramaṇas (1), / And toward brāhmaṇas (1), / Disrespect toward relatives and the Three Jewels (4), / Befriending the evil, distancing the worthy and good (2), / Breaking the precepts, lacking shame and remorse (2), / Failing to guard the essence, indulging in sex (2), / Detested by people, discarded by relatives (2), / Practicing evil, abandoning wholesome dharmas (2), / Companions do not trust or rely on one (1), / Distanced far from nirvāṇa (1), / The cause of madness, falling into evil destinies (2), / As a human, perpetually foolish and deranged (1). / The faults number thirty-five; / The Treatise on Wisdom clarifies them at length.