大乘起信論裂網疏 6.70

6.70

"Or they are frequently angry and frequently joyful; or they have much sorrow and much affectionate attachment; or they constantly delight in torpor and slumber; or they go without sleep for a long time; or their bodies are beset by diseases; or by nature they do not vigorously urge themselves on; or they suddenly give rise to vigor and immediately quit; or in their feelings they have many doubts and do not generate faithful acceptance; or they abandon their fundamental superior practice and instead cultivate miscellaneous karmas, passionately attached to worldly affairs and indulging their feelings in their preferences."