瑜伽論記 17.55

17.55

Sixth, explaining the section on the abandonment of afflictions. First, eight questions are posed: First, it asks what roots of virtue are accumulated and into which stages one is admitted in order to be able to abandon afflictions; second, it asks up to what stage or position one is said to have already abandoned afflictions; third, it asks whether abandonment is stated with respect to bondage by conjunction or bondage by object; fourth, it asks about the suddenness or gradualness of abandonment; fifth, it asks about the order of abandoning the hindrances; sixth, it asks about the number of types to be abandoned; seventh, it asks about the modes of activity once afflictions have already been abandoned; eighth, [it asks about] the benefits gained from abandoning afflictions.