大毘盧遮那成佛經疏 2.42

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2.42

Thirteenth: regarding "What is the disputatious mind? It means giving rise to right and wrong within oneself": this means harbouring a mind of right and wrong within oneself. For instance, after reflecting on a meaning by oneself, one immediately sets up differing alternatives on one's own to investigate its flaws. Although one consults and receives [teachings] from others with a wholesome mind, having accepted them, one turns back to investigate gain and loss oneself, saying, "This matter is fitting; this is not fitting." When such marks appear frequently, one should know that it is the disputatious mind.

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大毘盧遮那成佛經疏 — Classical Chinese