俱舍論頌疏論本 4.43
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4.43
Regarding "Torpor is pervasive and does not conflict; when present, each increases by one": because torpor extends across the three moral natures, its pervasive presence in the preceding categories of mind does not conflict. In whichever category it is present, it is said to increase this [count]: namely, to the twenty-two in the wholesome above, it is added to make twenty-three; if it is twenty-three previously, it increases to twenty-four. The unwholesome and indeterminate should be understood following this analogy.
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