瑜伽師地論略纂 2.109

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2.109

Third, from 'Moreover, outsiders who possess desire enjoy sense objects' downward, explains the distinctions in the enjoyment of sense objects. There are again ten kinds: the first occurrence of the word 'moreover' contains five distinctions, and the latter five occurrences of the word 'moreover' each contain one distinction. The first five distinctions are: 1. defiled and undefiled; 2. ultimate and non-ultimate; 3. fixed and non-fixed—'fixed' meaning constantly experiencing; 4. shared and unshared; 5. real and unreal.

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