勸發菩提心集 3.122

3.122

Pure [vīrya]: briefly, there are ten kinds: 1. commensurate vīrya; 2. habituated [vīrya]; 3. non-lax [vīrya]; 4. well-gathered [vīrya]; 5. timely cultivated [vīrya]; 6. penetrating all characteristics; 7. non-retreating and non-weakening operation; 8. not casting off the yoke; 9. equanimous [vīrya]; 10. dedicated [vīrya]. Being commensurate with great bodhi means that, in order to sever various secondary afflictions, one cultivates the corresponding antidotal Dharma gates, such as cultivating the contemplation of impurity to sever greed, and so forth; the rest should be understood accordingly.