瑜伽論記 5.376

5.376

Regarding the explanation of the verse 'neither too depressed nor too agitated, etc.': Being free from inferior remorse is 'not too depressed'; being free from misplaced remorse is 'not too agitated.' Because one is free from loss of mindfulness, one 'dwells in right mindfulness.' The time of culmination refers to the fundamental [action]; the time of preparatory means refers to the ancillary [action]. In both of these two times, cultivating the brahma-practice is entirely pure. This verse demonstrates the meaning of the five limbs of morality.