瑜伽師地論略纂 12.96

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12.96

Regarding the treatise saying, 'Making a vow saying: just as the realm of sentient beings continues in succession without ever ending', and so forth: the intention of this is wishing that the former ten vows will never be lost all the way up to bodhi. The text below first makes vows upon maturing the matters that should be vowed, which refers to the former ten vows. Afterwards, it immediately matures the vows to arouse further vows, meaning 'such worldly paths and so forth are inexhaustible', which is the inexhaustibility of the receptacle world.

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