維摩經略疏垂裕記 5.71

5.71

Fifth, the cultivated dhyānas. Being able to surpass the various stages and enter and exit at will, it is named "transcendent." From "Now this..." onward, briefly showing the characteristics of transcendent entry. For transcendent exit: arising from the concentration of cessation, one enters the dispersed mind; arising from the dispersed mind, one enters the concentration of cessation; arising from the concentration of cessation, one returns to abide in the dispersed mind; arising from the dispersed mind, one enters neither-conception-nor-non-conception; in this successive manner, up to arising from the first dhyāna and entering the dispersed mind, as detailed in the *Order of the Dharmadhātu* (*Fajie cidi*).