瑜伽論記 15.63

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15.63

Furthermore, regarding 'all wholesome dharmas, either by counteracting defilement, etc.': wholesome is distinguished through six meanings. Jing says: Counteracting defilement is the wholesome of abandonment as antidote. The appeasement of defilement is the antidote of subduing afflictions. Receiving fruits is the wholesome with taints of ordinary people and trainees. Purity of the mental continuum is the wholesome dharmas arising within the body of one beyond training. Making offerings to sacred shrines applies to both ordinary and noble beings, cultivating only the portion of merit. Gathering sentient beings is the wholesome of benefiting others.

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