瑜伽師地論分門記 1.147

1.147

The first, the general statement, has four parts: first, a question; second, a brief answer; third, listing the names; fourth, explanation, which has four parts: / First, explaining dhyāna, which has two parts: 1. statement; 2. explanation, having four parts: (1) born of detachment, accompanied by vitarka and vicāra; (2) born of concentration, without vitarka and vicāra; (3) detached from joy; (4) purity of equanimity and mindfulness; / Second, explaining the [eight] liberations, having eight parts as in the treatise; / Third, explaining samādhi, having eleven parts as in the treatise; / Fourth, explaining samāpatti, having six parts as in the treatise.