瑜伽論記 6.66

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6.66

The four bases are: 1. taking a vow to accept a humble appearance, deportment, and requisites; 2. taking a vow to accept the prohibitive morality; 3. taking a vow to diligently cultivate wholesome dharmas; 4. for the sake of severing all suffering, when accepting the preceding three bases, one should correctly observe that all suffering pursues one. Among these four bases, the first three each give rise to five marks, and the fourth base gives rise to seven marks.

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瑜伽論記 — Classical Chinese