瑜伽師地論分門記 2.103

2.103

十八中大門第六明隨順學法答第六問分四。一總問。二略答分二。一立所治。二立能治。三解釋。四總結　解釋分二　一明十種違逆學法分三。一總問。二廣答分十如論。三總結　二明十種隨順學分二異門　初門依十相明隨順法分五。一總問。二略答。三列名分十如論。四明結勸　五明光明想及意趣分四。一標。二列名。三釋。四明意趣　第二異門依宿因等十法明隨順法分四。一總標。二徵問。三列名分十如論。四別釋分十　一明宿因分二。一問。二答分二。一依成熟。二依積集明宿因　二明隨順教分二。一問。二答分二。一依無倒。二依漸次明隨順教　三明如理加行分二。一問。二答分二。一依修行。二依正見明如理加行　四明無問殷重所作分二。一問。二答分二。一立因。二顯果分二。一依果。二依因立果相　五明猛利樂欲分二。一問。二答分二。一標。二釋　六明持瑜伽力分三。一總問。二略答。三列名　七明止息身心麁重分二。一問。二答分四。一依身立二麁重分二。一立所治。二立能治。二依心立二麁重分二。一立所治。二立能治。三依惛睡立二麁重分二。一立所治。二立能治。四依煩惱未斷立二麁重分二。一立所治。二立能治　八明數數觀察分二。一問。二答分二如論　九明無怯弱分二。一問。二答分二。一立所冶立分二。一立因。二顯果。二立能治　十明離增上慢分二。一問。二答分二。一總標。二釋離顛倒執分三如論　第四明總結及隨順義分二。一明結勸。二明隨順義。

Among the eighteen, the sixth main topic, explaining phenomena that conform to the trainings to answer the sixth inquiry, has four parts: 1. general question; 2. brief answer, which has two [parts]: (1) establishing what is to be eliminated; (2) establishing the antidote; 3. explanation; 4. general conclusion.
The explanation has two parts: 1. explaining the ten kinds of phenomena contrary to the trainings, which has three [parts]: (1) general question; (2) extensive answer, divided into ten as in the treatise; (3) general conclusion; 2. explaining the ten kinds [of phenomena] conforming to the trainings, which has two different approaches.
The first approach, explaining conforming phenomena based on ten aspects, has five parts: 1. general question; 2. brief answer; 3. enumeration of names, divided into ten as in the treatise; 4. concluding exhortation; 5. explaining the perception of light and its import, which has four [parts]: (1) statement; (2) enumeration of names; (3) explanation; (4) explaining the import.
The second approach, explaining conforming phenomena based on the ten phenomena such as past causes, has four parts: 1. general statement; 2. questioning; 3. enumeration of names, divided into ten as in the treatise; 4. separate explanations, divided into ten:
1. Explaining past causes has two parts: (1) question; (2) answer, which has two [parts]: a. based on maturation; b. based on accumulation, explaining past causes.
2. Explaining conforming instruction has two parts: (1) question; (2) answer, which has two [parts]: a. based on being unerring; b. based on gradual progression, explaining conforming instruction.
3. Explaining proper application has two parts: (1) question; (2) answer, which has two [parts]: a. based on cultivation; b. based on correct view, explaining proper application.
4. Explaining uninterrupted and earnest practice has two parts: (1) question; (2) answer, which has two [parts]: a. establishing the cause; b. showing the result, which has two [parts]: (a) based on the result; (b) based on the cause, establishing the characteristics of the result.
5. Explaining intense aspiration has two parts: (1) question; (2) answer, which has two [parts]: a. statement; b. explanation.
6. Explaining the power of maintaining yoga has three parts: (1) general question; (2) brief answer; (3) enumeration of names.
7. Explaining the pacification of physical and mental unrefined states has two parts: (1) question; (2) answer, which has four [parts]: a. establishing two unrefined states based on the body, which has two [parts]: (a) establishing what is to be eliminated; (b) establishing the antidote; b. establishing two unrefined states based on the mind, which has two [parts]: (a) establishing what is to be eliminated; (b) establishing the antidote; c. establishing two unrefined states based on torpor and sleepiness, which has two [parts]: (a) establishing what is to be eliminated; (b) establishing the antidote; d. establishing two unrefined states based on unabandoned afflictions, which has two [parts]: (a) establishing what is to be eliminated; (b) establishing the antidote.
8. Explaining repeated investigation has two parts: (1) question; (2) answer, divided into two as in the treatise.
9. Explaining absence of timidity has two parts: (1) question; (2) answer, which has two [parts]: a. establishing what is to be eliminated, which has two [parts]: (a) establishing the cause; (b) showing the result; b. establishing the antidote.
10. Explaining freedom from exorbitant conceit has two parts: (1) question; (2) answer, which has two [parts]: a. general statement; b. explaining freedom from inverted grasping, divided into three as in the treatise.
Part four, explaining the general conclusion and the meaning of conformity, has two parts: 1. concluding exhortation; 2. the meaning of conformity.