佛遺教經論疏節要 1.80

1.80

Second, the antidote of cultivation to stop the suffering of merit [or the suffering born of laxity] (three parts): first, the antidote to the suffering of laxity regarding the sense faculties and desires; second, the antidote to the suffering of overeating; third, the antidote to the suffering of indolence and sleep. First, the antidote to the suffering of laxity regarding the sense faculties and desires (two parts): first, laxity of the sense faculties; second, laxity of desires. First, laxity of the sense faculties (three parts): first, protection through precepts; second, protection through mindfulness; third, protection through wisdom. Regarding the sequence of these three: although one abides in pure precepts, if one does not gather mindfulness, the precepts will not be firm; gathering mindfulness to counteract obstacles relies on the discernment of wisdom.