瑜伽論記 22.90

English (machine translation) 22.90

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22.90

From here, the fifth part distinguishes them according to sequence. In the sequence, one should first abide in the śīla of a bhikṣu; next, one should listen to and receive the Tathāgata's true Dharma, which is wisdom arisen from hearing; one should properly attend to and reflect on it, which is wisdom arisen from reflection. From "Such a practitioner" up to "because it gradually becomes complete": the previous roll stated that sequence has three kinds: 1. the sequence of completion, 2. the sequence of explanation, and 3. the sequence of enabling accomplishment. This is the first, the sequence of completion.

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瑜伽論記 — Classical Chinese