瑜伽論記 6.295

6.295

Formulating the four propositions: 1. clear comprehension of one's own going and returning; 2. clear comprehension of where one should go and return; 3. knowing the time for going and returning, meaning that if it is past noon when begging for food, it is not the time to go and return; 4. going and returning in such and such a manner, meaning the matters that should be done when going and returning: if for the sake of one's own robes, food, curing illness, and so forth, it is appropriate to go and return; if as a condition for generating defilements, it is not appropriate to go and return.