瑜伽論記 23.31

English (machine translation) 23.31

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23.31

Master Da says: 'From "Although there are other defilements" downward, the text resolves an implicit objection. An outsider objects: "There are immeasurable defilements; why do you speak only of the three—view, conceit, and craving—as defilements of affliction?" Now, briefly explaining and resolving it, the text says: Although there are other defilements, only these three are taken because they are the most prominent and powerful, so they are stated specifically. From "So many defilements" downward, the text separately and broadly resolves the implicit objection.'

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瑜伽論記 — Classical Chinese