瑜伽論記 5.401

5.401

In the second verse, the upper half of the verse is called 'abandoning desire is reasonable'; the lower half of the verse is 'practicing and being ridiculed is unreasonable.' 'And desires that await their time': the lower half also shows that desires necessarily await their time, because if one wishes to enjoy them, they are obtained only when awaiting their time. 'The third is also like this' means that it also involves abandoning conceit and seeking freedom from conceit.