瑜伽論記 5.85

5.85

The six kinds of sequence: the sequence of saṃsāric transmigration refers to the sequence of transmigration through the ten periods, such as infancy, or the sequence of the twelve links of dependent origination. The sequence of accomplished actions refers to going forth, receiving full ordination, cultivating the seven expedients, attaining the path of seeing, and so forth. The sequence of exposition refers to the four correct abandonments, which possess their four functions within a single moment to distinguish their sequence, rather than the four active occurrences being distinct before and after; or it refers to the sequence of indicating and explaining various dharmas. The sequence of arising refers to the ten time periods or the sequence of the arising of sprouts, stalks, and so on. The sequence of clear realization refers to before and after the real and conceptual path of seeing, and the sequence before and after the clear realizations in the sixty-third and other fascicles. Meditative attainments refers to the nine sequential meditative attainments.