瑜伽論記 14.49

14.49

Regarding “One should merely exhort and encourage, subsuming the two causes, etc.”: By upholding the causes of the two conducts of renouncing evil and renouncing desire for a short time and with little exertion, one is gradually enabled to emerge from the heavy burden of birth and death. The former three factors, renouncing evil conduct, are renouncing killing, stealing, and false speech. The subsequent four factors, renouncing sensual conduct, are not eating past noon, not drinking alcohol, not singing, dancing, or performing music, not applying perfume to the body, not wearing flower garlands, and not mounting high and wide beds; these four are all sensual dusts of conduct involving desire.