瑜伽論記 3.119
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3.119
The first three are spoken of based on the distinctions in what is remedied by hearing, reflection, and cultivation: through hearing, one knows phenomena, and what it remedies is called non-knowing; through reflection, one deliberates and weighs, and what it remedies is called non-seeing; based on cultivation, one brightly realizes, and what it remedies is called non-realization; therefore it says that based on the distinctions in what is remedied, these three kinds are spoken of. Based on the distinctions in the intrinsic nature of the soft, middling, and superior, darkness, stupidity, and the darkness of ignorance are spoken of; here all ignorances are generally spoken of.
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