大乘起信論廣釋卷第三．四．五 5.82

5.82

Treatise: "Furthermore, they may cause people... [down to] ...various entanglements." Commentary: This is the third pair: the arising afflictions and karmas. As for "much sleep," the new treatise calls it "constantly delighting in torpor and sleep." Below this there is further "long not sleeping"; this Chinese text lacks it. "Giving rise to disbelief and having much doubt and worry" means either slandering what one cultivates oneself or harboring doubt and worry toward the one suchness. "Various entanglements" is called in the new treatise "drowning their feelings and following their desires." The rest of the text is intelligible.