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俱舍論頌疏論本 6.59

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6.59

'If arisen due to the power of that, this result is named human effort' means that if a dharma is produced due to the power of that, it is called the result of human effort. For example, due to the power of a preparatory mind of a lower stage, contaminated or uncontaminated concentrations of higher stages arise; and due to the power of a pure concentration mind, an indeterminate mind of transformation arises; these are called results of human effort. Analytical cessation is called an unproduced result of human effort; because it is realized through the power of the path, it also receives the name of a result of human effort.

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