瑜伽論記 7.57

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7.57

In the fourth part, the general summary and conclusion: according to Jing's explanation, sequentially recapitulating the preceding, because the numerous preparatory applications serve as causes and conditions, one attains pliancy of body and mind and realizes one-pointedness of mind; hence we know that the numerous contemplations above are all causes of wisdom arisen from hearing, reflection, and innate wisdom, and through this cultivation one attains access concentration, termed one-pointedness of mind.

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