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瑜伽師地論分門記 1.68

瑜伽師地論分門記 1.68

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1.68

第三明意地攝相大門分三。一總標。二解釋。三總結。解釋分九。一明色聚集。二明相應品。三明世相。四明四相。五明緣相。六明三性相。七明差別相。八明善巧相。九明九事相 初明色聚集分三。一標。二廣釋。三結 廣釋分二。一略問略答分三。一標。二釋。三結。有五問五答。論文自明。二廣釋分三 一破微塵分二。一破塵分四。一明生起因。二答難。三徵。四答結。二明不相離分三。一釋二不相離。二喻顯。三明所造住因分二。一住因。二大義 二明攝色集分三。一約相攝。二約界攝。三約不相離攝。第一約相攝分二。一標。二分別分四。一根。二處。三五塵。四建立。第二約界文可見。第三約不相離攝分四。一標。二徵。三釋。四結。釋分四。有四異門。論文自顯。四結文亦可見 三雜明聲等聚之相分八 一明聲聚相分二。一界有。二相有 二分別分二。一標。二釋分二。一相續。二不相續 三明空界分三。一標。二釋分三。一明闇色。二釋明色。三明異門 四明色聚小大因分三。一標。二釋。三結 五明經中所說四大性相分二。一明地大堅等相分二。一標。二釋有二異門。初門分六。一明堅。二明堅攝。三明近攝。四明執受。五非近攝。六無執受。第二異門文可見。二例餘三界 六明一切色聚悉有能造性分二。一標。二釋 七明造色三種流轉分二。一標。二釋分三。一釋長養二釋等流。三釋異熟 八略攝色聚之相分二。一標。二釋。

Third, clarifying the subsumptive characteristics of the Manobhūmi: the major section has three parts: 1. general statement; 2. explanation; 3. general conclusion. The explanation has nine parts: 1. clarifying the aggregation of form; 2. clarifying associated states; 3. clarifying the characteristics of the [three] times; 4. clarifying the four characteristics; 5. clarifying the characteristics of conditions; 6. clarifying the characteristics of the three natures; 7. clarifying distinct characteristics; 8. clarifying the characteristics of skill; 9. clarifying the characteristics of the nine topics. / First, clarifying the aggregation of form has three parts: 1. statement; 2. detailed explanation; 3. conclusion. / The detailed explanation has two parts: 1. brief questions and brief answers, divided into three: 1. statement, 2. explanation, 3. conclusion, having five questions and five answers, self-evident from the text of the treatise; 2. detailed explanation, divided into three: / 1. Refuting subtle atoms, which has two parts: (1) refuting atoms, which has four parts: 1. clarifying the causes of arising, 2. answering objections, 3. investigating, 4. answering and concluding; (2) clarifying non-separation, which has three parts: 1. explaining the two kinds of non-separation, 2. clarifying through metaphors, 3. clarifying the causes of abiding for the derived, which has two parts: 1. causes of abiding, 2. great purpose. / 2. Clarifying the subsumption of the aggregation of form, which has three parts: (1) subsumption in terms of characteristics; (2) subsumption in terms of realms; (3) subsumption in terms of non-separation. The first, subsumption in terms of characteristics, has two parts: 1. statement; 2. distinction, divided into four: 1. sense faculties, 2. sense fields, 3. five sense objects, 4. establishment. The second, in terms of realms, can be seen in the text. The third, subsumption in terms of non-separation, has four parts: 1. statement, 2. investigation, 3. explanation, 4. conclusion; the explanation has four parts, having four different approaches, self-evident from the text of the treatise. The fourth, the text of conclusion, can also be seen. / 3. Miscellaneous clarification of the characteristics of the aggregation of sound and so forth, having eight parts: (1) clarifying the characteristics of the aggregation of sound, divided into two: 1. existing as a realm, 2. existing as a characteristic; (2) distinctions, divided into two: 1. statement, 2. explanation, divided into two: 1. continuous, 2. discontinuous; (3) clarifying the space realm, divided into three: 1. statement, 2. explanation, divided into three: 1. clarifying dark form, 2. explaining light form, 3. clarifying different approaches; (4) clarifying the causes for form aggregations being small or large, divided into three: 1. statement, 2. explanation, 3. conclusion; (5) clarifying the intrinsic nature and characteristics of the four great elements as spoken in the sūtras, divided into two: 1. clarifying the characteristic of hardness and so forth of the earth element, divided into two: 1. statement, 2. explanation, having two different approaches; the first approach has six parts: 1. clarifying hardness, 2. clarifying subsumed by hardness, 3. clarifying close subsumption, 4. clarifying appropriation, 5. non-close subsumption, 6. non-appropriation; the second approach can be seen in the text; 2. analogizing the remaining three elements; (6) clarifying that all form aggregations possess the nature of being able to produce, divided into two: 1. statement, 2. explanation; (7) clarifying the three kinds of succession of derived form, divided into two: 1. statement, 2. explanation, divided into three: 1. explaining nurturance, 2. explaining uniform outflow, 3. explaining ripening; (8) briefly summarizing the characteristics of form aggregations, divided into two: 1. statement, 2. explanation.

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