瑜伽師地論略纂 1.142

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1.142

In the second section, there are nineteen [phrases]. "Permission and prohibition" refers to listening to and speaking of the precepts. "Firm and exquisite wisdom declining": if one strives with diligence, exquisite wisdom becomes firm; with negligence and indolence, exquisite wisdom declines. "Sinking, measuring, and companion": "sinking" refers to torpor; "measuring" refers to calculating, which is agitation. "Companion" refers to simultaneous mental factors. The four phrases of showing, teaching, praising, and rejoicing are what were formerly called showing, instructing, benefiting, and delighting, which will be explained below in due course.

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