瑜伽論記 11.92

11.92

Within the two verses, the first verse lists nine, and the second verse lists six. According to the Daśabhūmikāsūtra-śāstra, explaining the generally applicable bodhipakṣa dharmas, there are ten kinds: 1. Faith; 2. Equanimity; 3. Loving-kindness; 4. Compassion; 5. Shame; 6. Remorse; 7. Firm and strong holding; 8. Indefatigability; 9. Treatises; 10. Wordly knowledge. In that sūtra, the six dharmas from shame onward are the same as here, while the four dharmas of faith and so forth are omitted and not mentioned. Why is this so? Master Ce explains: The previous Chapter on Gotras explained eight kinds; in the Chapters on Giving, Precepts, and so forth, equanimity and so forth were extensively explained; and in the Chapter on Offerings, loving-kindness and compassion were extensively explained; therefore they are not discussed here.