瑜伽論記 22.85

22.85

攝取於僧者，此經廣教縷纏任持，行者離於身口七支等過，如縷貫華便不分散，故曰攝取。身口既離行令柔和，名之為僧。既制此戒，令諸比丘半月一說，相與同遵絕於違諍，故曰令僧歡喜。依教奉修，來世必剋極大果報，以自通神，故曰令僧安樂。

"Embracing the Saṅgha": this sutra's extensive teaching is like a string wound around to hold things together, causing the practitioner to be free from the faults of the seven branches of body and speech, like flowers strung together on a thread so that they are not scattered; hence it is called 'embracing'. When body and speech are free [from fault], their actions are made gentle and harmonious, which is called the Saṅgha. When this precept has been established, causing all monks to recite it every half-month, observing it together in mutual accord and ending all disputes, it is therefore called 'bringing joy to the Saṅgha'. Cultivating in accordance with the teaching, in future lives they will certainly achieve the greatest fruition and retribution, thereby attaining spiritual mastery; hence it is called 'enabling the Saṅgha to dwell in comfort'.