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# 金光明經文句記 2.29

金光明經文句記 2.29

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [2.29](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1786.2.29)

初、斥事持成犯。人天妄樂，為可意也。欲成理持乃斥事戒，故就所求果報而責有漏之樂。猶如糞中有菴羅果，有智童子不應求食。樂雜見思，如世美食雜以毒藥，食則害命，有觀智人所不應求。設得華報，心不甘嗜而生歡樂，云何凡夫為欲持戒？

> First, reproaching phenomenal keeping as turning into a transgression. The delusional pleasures of humans and devas are deemed desirable. Wishing to establish keeping of principle, phenomenal precepts are reproached; thus, regarding the sought retribution, contaminated pleasure is rebuked. It is like an āmrāta fruit lying in dung: a wise youth should not seek to eat it. Pleasure mixed with view and thought \[delusions\] is like delicious worldly food mixed with poison; eating it harms life, so a person of contemplative wisdom should not seek it. Even if one obtains flower retribution, the heart does not relish it or give rise to joy; why then do ordinary people keep precepts for the sake of desire?  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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