淨名經集解關中疏 2.226

2.226

"The four dhyānas are his couch and seat, / Arising from pure livelihood; / Much learning increases his wisdom, / Serving as the sound of his own awakening." / The peaceful rest of the four dhyānas is like a couch and seat, which must arise from holding the precepts and having a pure livelihood, departing from the mud of the five desires and the poisonous insects of distraction. Yet fearing attachment to the taste of dhyāna, he is caused to have much learning so as to awaken himself.