瑜伽論記 6.97
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6.97
Regarding the four aspects based on the second cause: 1. first, through the mundane path, attaining the perfection of concentration and also attaining mastery, namely entering, abiding in, and emerging [from it]; 2. steadfastly abiding one's mind in these aspects and entering the direct realization of the truths; 3. if one has attained this concentration but has not perfected mastery, contemplating the signs of calming, uplifting, and equanimity; 4. steadfastly abiding one's mind.
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