佛遺教經論疏節要 1.211

1.211

[Supplementary Note] For a person with desires, when desires are met, arrogance and indulgence cause anger to arise; when desires are thwarted, indignation and resentment cause anger to arise. Now, for a person without desires to give rise to anger is therefore inadmissible—all the more so since they have methods to counteract it!