瑜伽論記 11.70

11.70

Regarding the suffering of self-inflicted torment, this refers to non-Buddhists such as the Nirgranthas, who hang upside down, pierce their thighs, pluck out their hair, and the like; and those who abide in one kind of deportment for a long period, remaining predominantly in one [posture] such as sitting, lying down, or standing. The latter fifty-five forms of suffering do not take the basic nine forms of suffering, but only take the remaining accessory born sufferings. Because there are four kinds of suffering in the second category, they can amount to fifty-five.