瑜伽師地論略纂 2.60

2.60

In the progressive enumeration of ten: 1. attention; 2. feeling; 3. perception; 4. volition; 5. contact; 6. space; 7. analytical cessation; 8. non-analytical cessation; 9. suchness. 10. contains three clauses: the first clause is the unmoving unconditioned, and the lower two clauses are the cessation of perception and feeling unconditioned. What is not feeling is perception; this is spoken of according to what is prominent, so nothing else remains. Alternatively, the first excludes feeling, perception, and volition, because the other mental factors arise following the mind. The fifth is non-associated [dharmas], omitting matter. Or, the first is contact, because it arises first following the mind; this is spoken of according to what is progressively prominent.