瑜伽師地論略纂 2.111

2.111

The latter five occurrences of the word 'moreover' have another five distinctions: 1. distinction between acquisition and abandonment; 2. distinction between joy and sorrow; 3. distinction between advance and retreat; 4. distinction between true and false; 5. distinction between restraint and arising. The latter two are similar, combining to correspond to one correct Dharma. Māra's army refers to afflictions and the like. Māra's deeds refer to wholesome and unwholesome karma. Another explanation: among the distinctions in enjoying desires, the first five explain the pure livelihood of the noble life of wisdom. The Sūtra of the Buddha's Last Teaching says: 'Regulate the body and eat at proper times, living a pure livelihood.'