瑜伽論記 23.134
瑜伽論記 23.134
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23.134
第八明四軛,謂等分行人,欲界中除見無明,餘名欲軛。上二界煩惱,除見無明,餘名有軛。三界無明,名無明軛。薄塵行人,煩惱非流軛。
Eighth, it explains the four yokes (yoga): for practitioners with equal portions [of afflictions], within the desire realm, excluding views and ignorance, the remainder is called the yoke of desire (kāmayoga). The afflictions of the upper two realms, excluding views and ignorance, are called the yoke of existence (bhavayoga). The ignorance of the three realms is called the yoke of ignorance (avidyāyoga). For practitioners with thin dust [of afflictions], their afflictions are neither floods nor yokes.
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