瑜伽論記 22.5

22.5

Regarding "there is that which is beneficial but not peaceful and blissful, etc., the four phrases as explained in the Bodhisattvabhūmi": beneficial but not peaceful and blissful is, for example, practicing austerities and upholding precepts in the present; peaceful and blissful but not beneficial is obtaining tainted pleasure in the present, termed peaceful and blissful, but its essence is not wholesome and does not bring future benefit, hence it is not beneficial; both beneficial and blissful is practicing wholesome actions associated with pleasant feeling; neither is practicing killing and so forth associated with painful feeling.