大毘盧遮那成佛經疏 2.67

2.67

The thirty-eighth: "What is the crow mind? It is thinking with terror in all situations." Just as a crow, whether someone approaches with kind intentions to feed it or waits to exploit it, conceives suspicion and fear in both cases, its nature being constantly like this at all times; this mind is also like this: whether a good friend wishes to benefit it or someone seeks to ensnare it, it indiscriminately harbors suspicion, hesitation, doubt, and fear. Even when upholding precepts and cultivating good, it harbors terror toward saṃsāra. When one realizes this, cultivating a calm, stable, and fearless mind serves as its antidote.