瑜伽論記 6.249

6.249

Regarding the phrases, Jing says: "Here five phrases are listed and explained: 1. eating what is consumed with proper reflection; 2. not for amusement; 3. not for pride and insolence; 4. not for adornment; 5. not for beautification." Now, based on the explanation below, there are fully seven phrases: 1. eating what is consumed with proper reflection; 2. not for amusement; 3. not for pride and insolence; 4. not for adornment; 5. not for beautification; 6. for the body's stability; 7. for temporary sustenance. Because the last two phrases are subsumed under "and so forth extensively," although there are seven phrases, they are determined as five sections: 1. reflecting on what is consumed; 2. not for amusement; 3. not for pride and insolence, adornment, or beautification; 4. for the body's stability; 5. for temporary sustenance.