四分律行事鈔資持記 3.900

3.900

第二門，初科。五法，慈心平等，離分別過。二謙下自卑，離貢高過。注中四句，行者反照，於己如何。上二句，即《梵網》云：惡事自向己，好事與他人；下二句，出《淨名經》；彼文續云：恒以一心，求諸功德。三坐起有序，離亂眾過。註中，應字去呼，合也；俯下仰上，舉動合宜，故云得時。四不雜語，離戲論過。註中，初句明上說法，次句示上不雜語。五令示默，離惱眾過。

The second section: the first passage. The five dharmas: [first,] a mind of compassion is impartial, free from the fault of discrimination. Second, humility and self-effacement, free from the fault of arrogance. In the commentary, there are four sentences for the practitioner to reflect upon himself. The upper two sentences are from the Brahmā Net: "Bad things to oneself, good things to others." The lower two sentences come from the Vimalakīrtinirdeśa Sūtra; that text continues: "Constantly with a single mind, seeking all merits." Third, sitting and rising in orderly fashion, free from the fault of disrupting the assembly. In the commentary, the character ying is pronounced in the departing tone; it means conforming. Lowering downward and looking upward, actions and movements conform to propriety, hence it says "timely." Fourth, not speaking mixed speech, free from the fault of frivolous discourse (prapañca). In the commentary, the first sentence explains preaching the Dharma above; the next sentence indicates not speaking mixed speech above. Fifth, maintaining silence, free from the fault of vexing the assembly.