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俱舍論頌疏論本 26.90

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"In the subsequent four, each increases by one": after the knowledge of the phenomenon of suffering, there are four stages: first, the fourth moment, the stage of the subsequent knowledge of suffering; second, the sixth moment, the stage of the knowledge of the phenomenon of origin; third, the tenth moment, the stage of the knowledge of the phenomenon of cessation; fourth, the fourteenth moment, the stage of the knowledge of the phenomenon of the path. In each of these four stages, one knowledge is added: in the first stage, possessing the previous three knowledges, one adds subsequent knowledge, making four knowledges in total; in the second stage, possessing the previous four knowledges, one further adds the knowledge of origin; in the third stage, possessing the previous five knowledges, one further adds the knowledge of cessation; in the fourth stage, possessing the previous six knowledges, one further adds the knowledge of the path. Therefore, in the path of seeing, one possesses seven knowledges in total.

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