瑜伽師地論略纂 6.61

6.61

「謂由他所誹毀乃至所起慚、愧及愛敬」者，於他所誹毀生愧，顧他羞恥故；於自所誹毀生慚，顧他羞恥故。退失大利，深識因緣，倍生慚信，名為愛敬。即於三寶無愛敬故，名失大利。或於三處，各能起三，不須別配。

"Namely, from being reviled by others, up to the shame (hrī), embarrassment (apatrāpya), love, and reverence that arise": feeling embarrassed at being reviled by others is out of regard for others and feeling ashamed; feeling ashamed at one's own revilement is out of self-regard and feeling ashamed. Falling away from great benefit, when one deeply recognizes the causes and conditions, one generates redoubled shame and faith; this is named "love and reverence." That is, lacking love and reverence toward the Three Jewels is called falling away from great benefit. Alternatively, each of the three states can give rise to all three, and they need not be separately apportioned.