釋氏要覽 3.133

3.133

The Vinayamātṛkā says: '1. Anger: meaning the facial expression changes and frightens others. 2. Malice: meaning harming others and generating affliction. 3. Deceit: meaning acting deceptively. 4. Stinginess and jealousy: meaning greedily clinging to one's own things and not giving to others is called stinginess; being afflicted when seeing another obtain something is called jealousy. 5. Clinging to views: meaning that what oneself sees and does is entirely correct, and what others see and do is not (people nowadays calling arguments "self and other" are mistaken; "clinging to views" means grasping one's own views and understandings as supreme). 6. Extreme and wrong views: the two views; meaning viewing continuation as permanence, and viewing extinction as annihilation, these are extreme views; slandering cause and effect as non-existent is wrong view.'