瑜伽論記 1.46

1.46

However, observing what precedes and follows, the interpretations past and present are combined into four categories: first, taking only practice; second, taking object, practice, and fruition; third, taking these three together with teaching; fourth, taking these three concurrently. As the Commentary explains: 'The interpretations transmitted from before are: 1. object, 2. principle, 3. practice, 4. fruition, 5. once the attainment of fruition is complete, benefiting sentient beings and delivering living things, matching the medicine to the illness.'