俱舍論頌疏論本 9.68

9.68

Regarding "the concise result and concise cause": this raises the concise categorization as an objection. Regarding the future limit, it is a concise result because two results are taught: the five beginning with consciousness are combined into two results, which is the concise result. Regarding the past limit, it is a concise cause because defilement is only one: the two defilements of craving and grasping are combined into the single cause of ignorance, which is the concise cause. Yet in the intermediate limit, cause and result are extensively explained: opening the entities into five, namely the five results beginning with consciousness; and defilements into two, namely opening ignorance into the two of craving and grasping.