瑜伽論記 15.6

15.6

Below, in explaining the text of the sūtra, Jing says: "'Such kinds... up to generating a single mind' means rolling forth; what is subsumed under the continuity of currently arisen mind is called 'generating a single mind.' This explains the citation of the first sūtra, 'merely generating a single mind,' as well as explaining the subsequent sūtra's words, 'due to a single pure mind.' Furthermore, 'relying on the principle of conventional continuity, it is called uttering a single word and generating bodily action': this explains the first sūtra and 'a single verbal expression, how much more bodily and verbal [action], respectfully practicing in accord with one's mental capacity.'"