瑜伽論記 17.4

English (machine translation) 17.4

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17.4

In the former, first, the gate of initiating action is clarified. Jing says: If according to the Hīnayāna, afflictions of cultivation initiate action, they say that afflictions of external gates can initiate action, and so forth. If according to the *Yogācāra*, the *Abhidharmasamuccaya*, and so forth, it is invariably the unshared ignorance under suffering that initiates action; as the *Samuccaya* says: 'Deluded about the conventional, one creates unwholesome karma; based on delusion about the ultimate, one creates meritorious and unshakeable karma.'

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