俱舍論頌疏論本 19.92
English (machine translation) 19.92
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19.92
"Not the remaining two, because they are elevated" sets aside dharmas. "Not the remaining": doubt and pride of the upper realms; these are not indeterminate roots. Because doubt oscillates and is wavering with respect to two courses, it should not be established as a root. Pride operates with the characteristic of being elevated toward its object, which differs from the nature of a root. The nature of a root is to go downwards; since pride is elevated, it is not established as a root.
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