瑜伽論記 14.6

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14.6

Regarding the passage stating: "If it is in terms of the ten unwholesome paths of action of body, speech, and mind...", Jing says: The first seven are both actions and paths, whereas the latter three—covetousness, malice, and wrong view—are paths but not actions. Why then does it state here that the three actions of body, speech, and mind are called the ten unwholesome paths of action?

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