釋禪波羅蜜次第法門 4.73

4.73

Third, according to aspiration: if one is able through counteraction to sever the afflictions and unwholesome perils of the desire realm, then the fifteen kinds of dhyāna will be unobstructed throughout. At that time, one should, according to whichever dhyānas and samādhis the practitioner's mind aspires to and delights in, settle the mind on each gate and cultivate it; they will all unfold and reach completion from beginning to end. This can be compared to several people cultivating the same counteractive practice.