瑜伽論記 6.472

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6.472

In explaining the distinctions of conduct, regarding the statement: 'Furthermore, this entanglement of greed abides in the body, continuing for a long duration up to being subdued by agreeable phenomena, unable to subdue those agreeable phenomena': the meaning here clarifies that due to the bondage of greed, the mind is subdued by the object, and it is not the mind that can subdue the object. Below greed, the passages on anger and conceit should be explained in accordance with this.

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