tathā hi sā sundarīti taruṇīti tanūdarīti sumukhīti cetyādi śubhaṃ cintayatāṃ rāgiṇāṃ rāga utpadyate tathā samānenāpakṛtamatha kariṣyapyayam apakarotītyādi cintayataś ca dveṣa utpadyamāno niścitaḥ sa katham apahnotuṃ śakyate viśeṣataḥ pratyakṣamātravādinā
For instance, when passionate people contemplate [thoughts] like "she is beautiful," "she is young," "she is slim-waisted," "she is fair-faced," passion arises; similarly, when one thinks "he has done me harm," "he will do [me] harm again," hatred definitely arises - how can this be denied, especially by one who accepts only perception [as valid]?