俱舍論頌疏論本 30.32

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30.32

The author of the treatise answers, saying: "With karma preceding, seeds are perfumed into matter and mind; these very seeds having no interruption within is called 'continuum'. This very continuum arising in subsequent moments differing from the preceding ones is called 'transformation'. This very transformation having a superior capacity that produces the fruit at the very end, surpassing other transformations, is called 'differentiation'."

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俱舍論頌疏論本 — Classical Chinese