瑜伽論記 5.81

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5.81

How is it thought and explained? Regarding the "single traversal" (ekāṅga), as the Abhidharma states: Traversing all phenomena by means of a single phenomenon means that by using one phenomenon, one questions all other phenomena one by one; then, setting aside this phenomenon, one takes a second phenomenon and questions all other phenomena with it mutually; all should be understood in this way one by one. The Vibhāṣā states: Questioning one with one, questioning non-mutual with non-mutual, and taking what is not worldly fixed is called a single traversal.

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