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# 成唯識論了義燈 4.6

成唯識論了義燈 4.6

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [4.6](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1832.4.6)

《論》：覆謂染法，障礙聖道者。問：染法障聖道，說名為有覆。不善亦障聖，同名為有覆？答：據能障聖道，不善應名覆。招果勢用強，故不名有覆。問：不善招報強，從勝不名覆。無想不感果，障聖名有覆。答：自性染法覆蔽，勝障聖名有覆。無想報等，翳理微故，不名有覆。

> The treatise says: "Obscuring refers to defiled dharmas obstructing the noble path." Question: If defiled dharmas obstruct the noble path and are called obscured, then since unwholesome dharmas also obstruct the noble path, are they equally called obscured? Answer: In terms of their ability to obstruct the noble path, unwholesome dharmas should be called obscured; but because their functional power to bring about karmic fruition is strong, they are not called obscured. Question: Unwholesome dharmas strongly bring about retribution, and following their predominance they are not called obscured; non-conceptualization does not produce karmic fruit, yet it obstructs the noble path, so is it called obscured? Answer: The obscuration of defiled dharmas by their own nature is predominant in obstructing the noble path, so it is called obscured; the retribution of non-conceptualization and the like obscure the principle only subtly, so they are not called obscured.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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