勸發菩提心集 3.97

3.97

Sixth, giving of all kinds (sarvākāradāna), has thirteen characteristics: first, without reliance; second, vast; third, joyful; fourth, frequent; fifth, to a recipient who is a field of merit; sixth, to a recipient who is not a field of merit; seventh, of all things; eighth, in all places; ninth, at all times; tenth, faultless; eleventh, of sentient beings; twelfth, of regional goods; thirteenth, giving of wealth and grains. Giving in accordance with requests (yathārthanirhāra-dāna) has eight characteristics: first, lack of food and drink; second, lack of vehicles; third, lack of clothing; fourth, lack of ornaments; fifth, lack of utensils and provisions; sixth, lack of unguents, scents, and garlands; seventh, lack of dwellings; eighth, lack of light—and to those who beg, one gives light. The above seven are understood by analogy with this.