俱舍論頌疏論本 6.60
俱舍論頌疏論本 6.60
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6.60
除前有為法,有為增上果者,有為法生,餘法不障,是增上果,故增上果唯有為法。除前者,謂前已生有為諸法非增上果,謂果望因,或俱或後,必無果前因後,故言除前也。重言有為者,是除前外諸餘有為,此餘有為或與因俱,或在因後,名增上果。論云:「言增上果者,顯依主釋也。增上之果。問:『士用、增上二果何殊?』答:『士用果名唯對作者,增上果稱通對此餘。如匠所成,對能成匠,俱得士用、增上果名;對餘非匠,唯增上果。』」解云:謂匠造屋,屋對匠人是士用果,亦增上果。屋對非匠,唯增上果,以非匠不造屋,屋望非匠非士用果也。
'Excepting preceding conditioned dharmas, conditioned [dharmas] are the result of predominance': when a conditioned dharma arises and other dharmas do not obstruct it, it is a predominant result; thus the predominant result consists only of conditioned dharmas. 'Excepting preceding' means that conditioned dharmas that have already arisen previously are not predominant results; when viewing the result in relation to the cause, it is either simultaneous or subsequent, and it is never the case that the result precedes and the cause follows; hence it says 'excepting preceding'. Repeating 'conditioned' refers to all remaining conditioned dharmas aside from those preceding; these remaining conditioned dharmas are either simultaneous with the cause or subsequent to the cause, and are called predominant results. The treatise states: 'Speaking of the result of predominance indicates a dependent compound (tatpuruṣa): the result of predominance. Question: "What is the difference between the two results, human effort and predominance?" Answer: "The name 'result of human effort' is applied solely with respect to an agent; the designation 'result of predominance' applies universally to this and the rest. Like what is fashioned by a craftsman: in relation to the craftsman who can fashion it, it obtains both names, result of human effort and of predominance; in relation to others who are not the craftsman, it is only a result of predominance."' Explanation: when a craftsman builds a house, the house in relation to the craftsman is a result of human effort and also a result of predominance. The house in relation to non-craftsmen is only a result of predominance, because non-craftsmen did not build the house, and with respect to non-craftsmen, the house is not a result of human effort.
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