瑜伽論記 12.52

12.52

The tenth section explains that adversaries of the holy teachings cannot outshine or shake him. The Daśabhūmikasūtra says: 'This bodhisattva's realm of profound mind is pure, the realm of profound mind is not lost, the realm of conviction becomes clearer and sharper, arising wholesome roots increase, he departs from worldly taints and defilements, cuts off all doubtful thoughts so there is no net of doubt, and brings to presence, fulfills, and matures joy and happiness; the Tathāgata appears before him, and immeasurable profound intentions are brought to presence and matured.' Now, assigning that text corresponds to this clause: from the beginning up to 'wholesome roots increase' is not yet paired with the ninth clause; from 'departs from worldly taints and defilements' onward is paired with the first clause; or it may all be interpreted as belonging to the ninth clause.