首楞嚴義疏注經 1.460

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This means losing the correct and falling into the deviant. He does not recount the five destinies, hence he says "instead." The mental practice of the two vehicles falls outside the principle, so it is also the same as deviant views. Not entering the correct principle is called "outside" (non-Buddhist); merely cultivating deviant causes is called a "path." Sanskrit *māra* is translated here as "the killer."