釋禪波羅蜜次第法門 3.57

3.57

Second, if during cessation, tranquility, and concentration, practitioners suddenly see their own bodies handsome, dignified, and solemn, the clothes they wear pure and in accordance with the Dharma, their bodies bathed and clean, and obtaining fine and pure objects; when seeing such things, or alternatively, due to the mind's tranquility, the mind of precepts and patience arises, and they naturally distinguish the light and heavy, down to generating fear over minor offenses, practicing patience and humility; one should know that this is the sign of the arising of the two kinds of wholesome roots—habitual and retributive—of precepts and patience from past lives or the present life.