瑜伽論記 6.45

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6.45

Regarding the seven kinds of obstacles, '1. the scattered nature of the mind regarding what was originally done': Jing says: 'This is the distraction of fundamentally engaging in desire and greed.' Tai says: 'Recalling the actions originally performed, the mind becomes scattered; thus it obstructs the cultivation of wisdom.' [Kuiji] says: 'Whenever performing that action, the mind gives rise to distraction.'

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瑜伽論記 — Classical Chinese