瑜伽論記 15.45

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15.45

Ji says: Serving as a companion to all feelings refers to equanimity feeling; serving as a companion to all afflictions refers to ignorance. Feeling serves as a companion to feelings, and affliction serves as a companion to afflictions, hence it is said that they are mutually opposed. Furthermore, feeling and ignorance can both serve as companions to feelings and afflictions; hence they are explained in opposition to each other. On the basis of this passage, it proves that in the fourth dhyāna, the limbs of equanimity feeling and correct awareness are not established as [separate] limbs.

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