瑜伽論記 19.48

19.48

Twenty-sixth, explaining the four kinds of observation of moral discipline: 1. having faith and knowing its presence through living together: one must live together with someone to know they possess moral discipline; 2. having faith and knowing its firmness in times of hardship: one's mind remains firm in times of hardship; 3. having faith and knowing its lack of defect through worldly affairs: even when engaging in worldly affairs, one's correct faith and correct wisdom remain without impairment; 4. having faith and knowing its freedom from yearning and that one's view is indestructible through discussions and discernment: having faith and knowing that with no yearning for any phenomena, one's correct view is not destroyed, thus perfecting the aforementioned precepts.