瑜伽師地論略纂 6.40

6.40

The six kinds of sequence: / "Sequence of transmigration" refers to the sequence of transmigration through the ten stages such as infancy, etc., or the sequence of the twelve links of dependent origination. / "Sequence of accomplishing what is to be done" refers to leaving home, receiving full ordination, cultivating the seven skillful means, attaining the path of vision, etc. / "Sequence of proclamation" refers to the four right exertions, where within a single moment the four functions are fully present to distinguish the sequence, not that the four active manifestations differ before and after; or it means proclaiming all dharmas, setting forth and explaining them in sequence. / "Sequence of arising" refers to the ten time periods, the sequence of arising of sprouts, stalks, etc. / "Sequence of clear realization" refers to the sequence before and after the real and simulated paths of vision, the sequence before and after the clear realizations in the sixty-third [fascicle], etc. / "Meditative attainment" refers to the nine sequential meditative attainments.