瑜伽論記 5.35

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5.35

Regarding the reason for establishing the distinctions of these twelve kinds in detail in chapter sixty-three of the Viniścaya: based on the first indeterminate stage, in steadying the mind one should correctly apprehend the marks, namely the blue-bruised mark and so forth. This means that because the nature of the five consciousnesses is indeterminate, they race toward sensory objects, and greed and so forth arise; to bring them to cessation, one contemplates the blue-bruised mark and so forth to steady the mind.

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瑜伽論記 — Classical Chinese