瑜伽論記 17.45
English (machine translation) 17.45
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17.45
Tai says: In principle, it is an abbreviation and not spoken of. 'Pleasure only [in] the aggregate of formations' refers to the aggregate of formations co-occurring with pleasure within human and heavenly retributions; 'the aggregate of formations co-occurring with suffering' refers to the three wretched destinies; equanimity pervades the five destinies. The view of annihilation is contrary to permanence: conceiving of a self as annihilated with respect to the aggregate of formations co-occurring with pleasure is conjoined with grief; conceiving of a self as annihilated with respect to the aggregate of formations co-occurring with suffering is conjoined with joy and pleasure. The two attachments grasp those views, hence 'they are conjoined accordingly as those are conjoined': attachment to views is conjoined with faculties as the grasped view is; attachment to rules and vows is also like this, conforming to whichever faculties the view is conjoined with. In principle, wrong view is also conjoined with the equanimity faculty, but it is omitted for brevity and not stated.
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