瑜伽論記 19.89

19.89

Regarding the statement that morality has two aspects and is able to lead to good destinies: here, bringing up the beginning, it speaks only of morality, without speaking of the aspects of concentration and wisdom being able to give rise to proceeding [there]. Because it brings one near to being a human and far to reaching bodhi, it is said to be able to produce [birth in] good destinies. First is morality of gathering, such as receiving the full precepts. Morality without deficiency is guarding and maintaining the prohibitory precepts.