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4 The conduct of the vow of sensory passion, Ha Sī. S. Rā. Ślō. Thus in the Mān'yamān'yā text the first is 'A vrata' 04 is mentioned. Siddhasena has stated that the first 'Indriya' text is before them. Siddhasena has made efforts to clarify the inconsistencies in the sutra commentary.
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Intense passion, knowledge, unrecognized being, virtue, specific topics are distinct.
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Subjects are Jīvā and Ajīvā. 8.
The first is those types characterized by the intensity of passions as determined by their causes of initiation, initiation, the arisen state, and the conditions caused by passions. 9.
Divided by the influences of activity based on natural disposition, types of conditions—ten kinds of impurities, wrong knowledge, clarity of perception.
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In the choices. 11.
Suffering, sorrow, heat, cries, deaths, entrapments, and conditions that may harm one or another. 12.
Compassion and giving to those in need, meditative discipline with attachment, forbearance, purity, these are immediate. 12.
The complete scripture congregation of the law of the gods, the non-divisive doctrine of deluded perception. 14. The rise of passion leads to the intense transformation of frivolity and delusion in conduct. 15.
S Rā Ślō.
1 - The specific virtue of the subject.
2 Compassion towards beings and the giving of gifts along with meditative discipline - S Rā Ilō.
3 Intense transformation - S Rā Ślō.
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