瑜伽論記 7.13

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7.13

Regarding "wind from lying on one's side" within the internal wind element: Jing says: there are people afflicted with wind [humor] who can only lie on their sides or on their backs, called back-lying wind; or there are people afflicted with wind whose physical ailment feels like being sliced by small knives or large knives, or like needle pricks; or when people are afflicted with wind, black spots arise on their faces, each resembling a pippalī.

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瑜伽論記 — Classical Chinese