瑜伽論記 12.57

12.57

Within the explanation there are ten parts. 1. Cultivating the ten kinds of equanimous resolute intention to gain entry into the fifth stage. Regarding 'as the sūtra states, its characteristics should be known': as in the Daśabhūmikasūtra, on the fifth stage, 'Sons of the Buddha, when a bodhisattva on the fourth bodhisattva stage has well perfected all practices and wishes to enter the fifth bodhisattva stage, he should enter the fifth stage with ten equanimous, profoundly pure minds. What are the ten? First, because of an equanimous, profoundly pure mind regarding the past Buddhadharmas; second, regarding future Buddhadharmas; third, regarding present Buddhadharmas; fourth, purity of morality; fifth, purity of mind; sixth, purity of eliminating views, doubt, and remorse; seventh, purity of gnosis of the path and the non-path; eighth, purity of gnosis of practice and abandonment; ninth, the supreme purity of contemplating all factors of awakening; tenth, because of an equanimous, profoundly pure mind that purifies the transformation and deliverance of all sentient beings.'