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瑜伽師地論分門記 1.204

瑜伽師地論分門記 1.204

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1.204

第六明六增分二。一明生起。二解釋分二 初門明六根境識等五種六法分五 一明六種根境識等八種六法分二。一總標。二解釋分三。一列名。二別釋分八。一明六根。二六境。三六識。四六觸。五六受。六明六想。七六思。八六愛。三明勝利 二明六種輕退法分二。一標。二釋分二。一明黑品分二。一列名。二明退失因分二。一明惡友因。二明惡性因。三明退失。二明白品 三明六無憂六憂六等捨分二。一標。二釋分二。一明六無憂。二例餘分二。一明六憂。二明六等捨 四明六種安樂住法分二。一標。二釋分六。一明色中安樂住。二聲。三香。四味。五觸。六法中得安樂住 五明六界分三。一標。二列名。三解釋分三。一明引導。二明安養。三明自在轉。

The sixth [chapter], explaining the sets of six, has two parts: 1. explaining the arising; 2. the explanation, which has two parts. The first section, explaining the five types of sixfold dharmas such as the six faculties, objects, and consciousnesses, has five parts: 1. Explaining the eight types of sixfold dharmas such as the six faculties, objects, and consciousnesses has two parts: (1) general heading; (2) explanation, which has three parts: i. listing the names; ii. distinct explanation, which has eight parts: (i) explaining the six faculties, (ii) the six objects, (iii) the six consciousnesses, (iv) the six contacts, (v) the six feelings, (vi) explaining the six perceptions, (vii) the six volitions, and (viii) the six cravings; and iii. explaining the benefits. 2. Explaining the six dharmas of slight falling away has two parts: (1) heading; (2) explanation, which has two parts: i. explaining the black category, which has two parts: (i) listing the names, (ii) explaining the causes of falling away, which has two parts: [a] explaining bad companions as a cause, and [b] explaining bad character as a cause, and (iii) explaining falling away; and ii. the white category. 3. Explaining the six sorrows, six non-sorrows, and six equanimities has two parts: (1) heading; (2) explanation, which has two parts: i. explaining the six non-sorrows; and ii. explaining the remainder by analogy, which has two parts: (i) explaining the six sorrows, and (ii) explaining the six equanimities. 4. Explaining the six dharmas of pleasant abiding has two parts: (1) heading; (2) explanation, which has six parts: i. explaining pleasant abiding amid forms, ii. sounds, iii. scents, iv. tastes, v. tangibles, and vi. obtaining pleasant abiding amid mental objects. 5. Explaining the six elements has three parts: (1) heading; (2) listing the names; (3) explanation, which has three parts: i. explaining guidance, ii. explaining nourishing, and iii. explaining sovereign functioning.

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