瑜伽師地論略纂 8.87

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8.87

Regarding the treatise: "Furthermore, this entanglement of greed resides in the body, continuing through scriptures [...], up to being subdued by desirable phenomena, unable to subdue those desirable phenomena": the meaning here is to clarify that because of the entanglement of greed, the mind is subdued by the object, rather than the mind being able to subdue the object. As with greed, the texts on hatred and conceit below should be explained accordingly. In the extensive questions and explanations below, practitioners of equal proportions and those of light defilements are not explained, because they were fully clarified above, and thus omitted for brevity.

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