俱舍論疏 5.69

5.69

[On] the treatise's: 'Meaning: "As long as I have not attained ... the accomplishment of all matters"': the Western masters re-explain not transgressing the resolution. The Nyāyānusāra states: 'How could this not already constitute a violation? With the resolution desiring to give rise to the uncontaminated noble path, how could the Bodhisattva, in order to exhaust all āsravas, cultivate the paths of seeing and cultivation never before attained, desire to uproot the roots of affliction to be abandoned by seeing in the bhavāgra, and eliminate the enemy of afflictions to be abandoned by cultivation in the bhavāgra, make a solemn vow and sit cross-legged; and before the matter is completed, abandon the uncontaminated antidotal path he had resolved upon in the midst of it, esteem the category of worldly absorptions that have been delusive from beginningless time, and delay in order to obtain the shared and easily attained absorption of cessation? Thus it is well established that he attains bodhi in thirty-four mind-moments.'