瑜伽論記 7.206
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7.206
Tai says: Among the fourteen minds, the first eight minds are the expedients of absorption, arising at the time of abiding in absorption based on the purified stage where manifest hindrances are subdued; the latter six minds arise at the time of abiding in absorption based on the severance of afflictions. Ji says: in 'based on the stage of purifying hindrances, etc.', here it explains the fourteen minds at the time of abiding. When one has not yet attained the uninterrupted path of absorption and abides in the preparatory path, it is called the stage of purifying hindrances, where eight kinds of mind arise; based on the uninterrupted path of absorption that severs afflictions, those six minds arise.
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