瑜伽師地論分門記 2.171
瑜伽師地論分門記 2.171
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2.171
二廣解中大門分十一中第三引經明四無色定相分五 一釋空無邊處經句分五。一明色想出過義分三。一立因。二顯果。三結。二明有對想滅沒義分三。一立因。二顯果。三結。三明種種想不作意義分三。一立因。二顯果。三結。四明入無邊定義分三如論。五明具足安住義分四。一立因。二顯果。三結。四別釋分三。一明近分所緣二明根本所緣。三明近分緣地下義 二釋識無邊處經句分二。一明超過空無邊處等義分三。一立因。二顯果。三結。二明具足安住義分三。一立因。二顯果。三結 三釋無所有處經句分二。一明無所有勝解分三。一立因分二。一標。二釋。二顯果。三結。二明具足安住義分三。一立因。二顯果。三結 四釋非想非非想處經句分三。一明非有想義分四。一立因。二顯果。三結。四解釋。二明非想非非想義分三。一標。二釋。三結。三明具足安住義分三。一立因。二顯果。三結。五明入定相分三。一明入四靜慮義。二明入四無色定相。三明加行相。
Within the detailed explanation, among the eleven major divisions, the third, citing sūtras to clarify the characteristics of the four formless absorptions, has five parts: 1. explaining the sūtra phrases for the sphere of boundless space, which has five parts: (1) clarifying the meaning of transcending perceptions of form, which has three parts: [1] setting forth the cause; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; (2) clarifying the meaning of the disappearance of perceptions of resistance, which has three parts: [1] setting forth the cause; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; (3) clarifying the meaning of non-attention to manifold perceptions, which has three parts: [1] setting forth the cause; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; (4) clarifying entering boundless concentration, which has three parts as in the treatise; (5) clarifying the meaning of possessing and dwelling, which has four parts: [1] setting forth the cause; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; [4] particular explanation, which has three parts: a. clarifying the ālambana of the threshold stage; b. clarifying the fundamental ālambana; c. clarifying the meaning of the threshold stage taking lower stages as ālambana; 2. explaining the sūtra phrases for the sphere of boundless consciousness, which has two parts: (1) clarifying the meaning of transcending the sphere of boundless space, and so forth, which has three parts: [1] setting forth the cause; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; (2) clarifying the meaning of possessing and dwelling, which has three parts: [1] setting forth the cause; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; 3. explaining the sūtra phrases for the sphere of nothingness, which has two parts: (1) clarifying the resolute intention of nothingness, which has three parts: [1] setting forth the cause, which has two parts: a. presentation; b. explanation; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; (2) clarifying the meaning of possessing and dwelling, which has three parts: [1] setting forth the cause; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; 4. explaining the sūtra phrases for the sphere of neither-perception-nor-non-perception, which has three parts: (1) clarifying the meaning of not having perception, which has four parts: [1] setting forth the cause; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; [4] explanation; (2) clarifying the meaning of neither perception nor non-perception, which has three parts: [1] presentation; [2] explanation; [3] conclusion; (3) clarifying the meaning of possessing and dwelling, which has three parts: [1] setting forth the cause; [2] revealing the fruit; [3] conclusion; 5. clarifying the characteristics of entering absorption, which has three parts: (1) clarifying the meaning of entering the four dhyānas; (2) clarifying the characteristics of entering the four formless absorptions; (3) clarifying the characteristics of preliminary practice.
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