瑜伽論記 12.93

12.93

From "The bodhisattva who thus abides in this abiding" onward, the second [part] explains the awakening to dependent arising, which gives rise to the doors of liberation. Regarding "observing and knowing through the correct contemplation of dependent arising in all its modes": as the Daśabhūmika Sūtra explains the contemplation of the collected dharmas of causes and conditions in ten ways—namely, because of the order of parts of causes and conditions; because of being subsumed under one mind; because of being established by one's own karma; because of not departing from one another; because the three paths are uninterrupted; because of observing the previous and subsequent limits; because of the accumulation of the two sufferings; because of being produced from causes and conditions; because of the bondage of production and cessation through causes and conditions; and because of contemplation in accordance with the exhaustion of existence—as explained extensively in that sūtra and treatise.