成唯識論演祕 7.149
成唯識論演祕 7.149
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7.149
按彼論云:六無常中,後五無常並名變異。變異不同,有十五種:一、分位變異,謂嬰兒等;二、顯變異,謂從妙色變為惡等;三、形變異,謂飢疲等;四、興盛變異;五、支節變異;六、寒熱變異;七、他損變異;八、疲倦變異;九、威儀變異;十、觸對變異,由苦等觸;十一、染污變異;十二、病等變異;十三、死變異;十四、青瘀等變異;十五、一切種不現盡變異者,謂骨鎖等燒壞離散,一切種都無所見。
According to that treatise: Among the six kinds of impermanence, the latter five are all called alteration. Alterations are not uniform; there are fifteen kinds: 1. alteration of state, referring to infancy, etc.; 2. alteration of manifest color, referring to changing from fine color to foul, etc.; 3. alteration of shape, referring to hunger, fatigue, etc.; 4. alteration of prosperity; 5. alteration of limbs and joints; 6. alteration of cold and heat; 7. alteration by injury caused by others; 8. alteration of weariness; 9. alteration of posture; 10. alteration through sensory contact, caused by contacts with suffering and so forth; 11. alteration through defilement; 12. alteration through illness and so forth; 13. alteration of death; 14. alteration of lividity and the like; 15. alteration of non-appearance and total extinction in all ways, referring to the skeleton and the like being burned, broken, and dispersed, so that nothing whatsoever is seen in any way.
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