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俱舍論頌疏論本 14.80

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14.80

The explanation says: By undertaking to perform bad karma for the duration of one's life, one acquires non-discipline, not for a single day and night; this is because they are not received like good precepts. That is, no one ever sets a limit facing a teacher: 'I receive the precepts of non-discipline for a single day and night.' Because this is karma reproached and loathed by the wise, there is no facing a teacher, and there is no single day and night—one undertakes it for the duration of life. Although one does not face a teacher, due to generating the ultimate intention to destroy what is good, one acquires non-discipline.

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