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# 諸經要集 11.10

諸經要集 11.10

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [11.10](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2123.11.10)

又彌勒菩薩所問經論云。此十不善業道。一切惡法。皆從貪瞋癡起。如依三毒起殺生者。若依貪心起者。或為皮肉錢財故。斷生命等。是名依貪起。若依瞋心起者。或以瞋心殺害怨家等。是名依瞋起。若依癡心起者。或有人言。殺蛇蠍等。以生眾生苦惱故。雖殺無罪。或言。波羅斯等。言殺却老父母及重病者。則無罪報。是名依癡起。如依三毒起偷盜者。若依貪心起者。或為自身。或為他身。或為飲食等。是名依貪起。若依瞋心起者。或於瞋人邊。及瞋人所愛。偷盜彼物等。是名依瞋起。若依癡心起者。如有婆羅門言。一切大地諸所有物。唯是我有。何以故。以彼國王先施我故。以我無力故。為餘姓奪我受用。是故我取即是自物。不名偷盜。是名依癡心起。

> Furthermore, the Maitreyaparipṛcchā-śāstra says: These ten unwholesome paths of karma and all evil dharmas all arise from greed, anger, and delusion. As for taking life arising based on the three poisons: If it arises based on a mind of greed, taking life for the sake of skin, flesh, or wealth is called arising based on greed. If it arises based on a mind of anger, killing an enemy out of anger is called arising based on anger. If it arises based on a mind of delusion, as when some people say that killing snakes, scorpions, and the like brings no sin because they cause suffering to sentient beings; or as some say, like the Persians, that killing old parents and the gravely ill incurs no sinful retribution—this is called arising based on delusion.  
> As for stealing arising based on the three poisons: If it arises based on a mind of greed, stealing for oneself, for another, or for food and drink is called arising based on greed. If it arises based on a mind of anger, stealing things from a person one hates or from what that hated person loves is called arising based on anger. If it arises based on a mind of delusion, as when a brāhmaṇa says, 'All things on the whole earth belong only to me. Why? Because that king formerly gave them to me; since I lacked power, other clans seized them for their use. Therefore, when I take them, it is my own property and is not called stealing'—this is called arising based on a mind of delusion.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

- [English (machine translation)](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2123~en-mt.11.10) — English, machine translation

## Linked texts (1)

- [彌勒菩薩所問經論](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.sanskrit.mahayanasutra.sastra.maitreyapariprcchopadesa*zh-bodhiruci.5.26) — Classical Chinese

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