瑜伽師地論略纂 4.82

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4.82

Among the seven types of unknowing subsuming the nineteen, regarding "unknowing of karma and maturation subsumes transition": karma is able to invite effects; being confused and ignorant of this, one clings to an unequal cause, hence called "transition." Or, because the nature of cause and effect is unfixed between good and evil, one produces folly regarding this; hence called "transition." Regarding "folly regarding defilement and purity": because the cause and effect concerning which one is foolish apply to both good and evil.

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