瑜伽論記 6.36

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6.36

Regarding the ten kinds of what is to be counteracted, Jing says: 'In the lay stage there are two: first, giving rise to greed toward one's wife, which is counteracted by cultivating the contemplation of impurity; second, giving rise to affection toward other relatives and various wealth and treasures, which is counteracted by cultivating the contemplation of impermanence.'

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瑜伽論記 — Classical Chinese