翻譯名義集 6.21

6.21

[*Dveṣa*]: translated here as anger and hostility (dveṣa). Hostility means wrath and resentment. The *Chanmen* explains three kinds of anger: 1. Unreasonable anger, where others do not come to afflict one, yet anger arises of itself. 2. Responsive anger, where external people come to afflict one, and only then does anger arise. This is also like the pure land having the direct three poisons. 3. Disputatious anger, where one clings to one's own doctrine, calling it correct, while declaring another's doctrine to be false; due to this non-compliance, afflicted perception arises.