瑜伽論記 7.204

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7.204

Next, the fourteen minds are distinguished. Jing says: they arise through gathering the mind and abiding on the cognitive object. Among them, there are first eight minds: four are antidotes that, relying on the threshold absorption, are capable of eliminating the five hindrances; that is, the contracted mind and the uplifted mind are the preparatory path, the non-restless mind is the uninterrupted path, and the pacified mind is the path of liberation. The remaining four minds are obstacles: namely, the distracted mind, the depressed mind, the restless mind, and the unpacified mind.

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