俱舍論頌疏論本 14.87

English (machine translation) 14.87

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14.87

The explanation says: As for the first two lines, abstaining from killing and the other four are called the branches of discipline, because they guard against intrinsic offenses. Abstaining from drinking alcohol, which is one, is called the branch of non-heedlessness, because alcohol inevitably leads to heedlessness and violation of intrinsic precepts. Abstaining from applying cosmetics and the other three are called the branches of restraint, because they conform to a mind of disgust and renunciation.

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俱舍論頌疏論本 — Classical Chinese