瑜伽論記 22.57

22.57

At first, it says: "among the specific meanings" up to "the differentiation of designations"—this is the first [part], distinguishing distinct designations. First, the training in morality is called "cultivating training," also called "practicing," and may also be called "cultivation." The statement "the active manifestation of pure body, speech, and right livelihood is the essential nature of training" is the second [part], distinguishing the characteristic of the substance of morality, taking right speech and so forth as its substance. The statement "because by this right practice one cultivates, endures, equally cultivates, and reveals morality, it is therefore called training" is the third [part], explaining the gloss on the words.