俱舍論記 26.46
English (machine translation) 26.46
- Language
- English
26.46
As for the passage from "A mind with lust..." to "...merely bound by lust": by way of explaining the mind with lust, etc., in the sūtra, it explains eleven pairs of minds in total. Below, this first explains a mind with lust and a mind free from lust. To explain broadly what a mind with lust is, it is with lust in two senses: first, being associated with lust is called a mind with lust; second, being bound by lust is called a mind with lust. A mind associated with lust possesses both senses, while other defiled minds are merely bound by lust.
Linked texts (1)
- 俱舍論記 — Classical Chinese