瑜伽論記 9.39

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9.39

Regarding 'Therefore, of the two kinds' down to 'wisdom is unsurpassable', and so forth: Ji says: 'Two kinds' refers to merit and wisdom; it briefly sets aside maturation because it is not the direct cause for realizing awakening. The explanation states: 'Merit is the supreme, and wisdom is unsurpassable'—because it is superior among merits, it is called 'the supreme'; when compared to wisdom, it has something higher, while wisdom is unsurpassable.

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