瑜伽師地論略纂 8.45

8.45

In the treatise's explanation of the sequence of going and returning and so forth, from "suppose there is someone who, relying on such a village or town..." below down to "having begged in this way, going out and returning to one's original place," it explains what is proper in the two practices of going and returning. Having oneself understood that going, returning, and so forth each have four methods of practice, it now explains the sequential rules of going and returning and so forth. Down to looking and so forth, it is not fully articulated; it can be understood by analogy with going and returning. With respect to looking, a small portion is also treated; for the rest, consult the text and match them. Furthermore, from "in such..." down to "cannot be turned around," it explains places where one should not go; next, down to "or a merchant's household," it explains places where one may go; next, down to "at a time of anger and dispute, one should also not go," it explains the times when one should go; next, "up to holding firmly, enjoying it with shame," it explains how one should go.