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# 瑜伽師地論分門記 2.32

瑜伽師地論分門記 2.32

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [2.32](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2801.2.32)

第五明為暫支持食於所食分四。一總問。二略答。三列名。四廣解分五　一明有艱難分三。一問。二答分六。一依苦病。二依愛著。三依障道。四依遲鈍。五依息不調。六依惛沈明艱難。三結　二明無艱難分三。一問。二答分六。一依無病。二依無染。三依修習。四依得定。五依調息。六依無沈明無艱難。三結　三明有染無染差別分二。一明有染失。二明無染德　四明支持義分二。一明離過。二明近德　五明意趣分三。一問。二答分五。一依除飢渴。二依攝梵行。三斷故受。四依新受不生。五依安住明意趣。三結。

> Fifth, explaining eating the food taken to temporarily sustain \[the body\] has four parts: 1. general question; 2. brief answer; 3. listing the items; 4. detailed explanation, which has five parts: (1) explaining being with affliction has three parts: \[1\] question, \[2\] answer, which has six parts: \<1\> based on painful illness, \<2\> based on attachment, \<3\> based on obstructing the path, \<4\> based on dullness, \<5\> based on unharmonized breath, \<6\> explaining affliction based on torpor; \[3\] conclusion; (2) explaining being without affliction has three parts: \[1\] question, \[2\] answer, which has six parts: \<1\> based on freedom from illness, \<2\> based on freedom from defilement, \<3\> based on cultivation, \<4\> based on attaining concentration, \<5\> based on harmonizing the breath, \<6\> explaining the absence of affliction based on freedom from torpor; \[3\] conclusion; (3) explaining the distinction between with defilement and without defilement has two parts: \[1\] explaining the faults of having defilement, \[2\] explaining the virtues of being without defilement; (4) explaining the meaning of sustaining has two parts: \[1\] explaining parting from faults, \[2\] explaining approaching virtues; (5) explaining the intention has three parts: \[1\] question, \[2\] answer, which has five parts: \<1\> based on dispelling hunger and thirst, \<2\> based on maintaining the holy life, \<3\> severing old feelings, \<4\> based on not giving rise to new feelings, \<5\> explaining the intention based on remaining stable; \[3\] conclusion.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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