瑜伽師地論略纂 2.15

2.15

In the second section explaining the associated aggregates, the text is divided into five parts: first, marking the mind and fifty-three mental factors; second, through the fourfold "universality", distinguishing the differences among the five categories of mental factors, because afflictions and secondary afflictions are combined into one; third, distinguishing the arising of the consciousnesses due to faculties, objects, and so forth; fourth, from "Furthermore, consciousness can discern the general characteristics of things" onward, clarifying the cognitive modes of mind and mental factors; fifth, from "Attentiveness..." onward, clarifying the distinctions in substance and operation between the two categories of mental factors: universal and particular. Regarding "all places" (all moral qualities), the fifth fascicle of the Vijñaptimātratāsiddhi explains: It refers to the locus of the three moral natures.