瑜伽論記 12.6

12.6

Third, distinguishing the comparative superiority. In the Daśabhūmika-śāstra, because the earlier serves as a pattern for the later, it lacks this text; if following the concluding text below, it is divided into nine sections. The stages below are also divided into several sections following their concluding texts, and can be understood by analogy with this. Since the bodhisattva's practice in the preceding first stage has brought the ten intentions to ultimate fulfillment, he surpasses it and enters the second stage.