瑜伽師地論分門記 1.30

1.30

Third among the nine [sections] of the extensive answers: explaining the characteristics of entry into the womb, divided into two: (1) general heading; (2) specific explanations, divided into four: 1. Explaining the inverted conception, divided into two: (1) heading; (2) explanation. 2 among the four: explaining the difference between male and female, divided into five: (1) explaining the characteristic of the female intermediate existence giving rise to craving toward the father; (2) explaining the characteristic of the male intermediate existence giving rise to craving toward the mother; (3) explaining the characteristic of the female intermediate existence experiencing the mother departing far away; (4) explaining the characteristic of the male intermediate existence experiencing the father departing far away; (5) explaining the reason for taking birth. 3 among the four: explaining the difference between rebirth without merit and rebirth with merit, divided into two: (1) explaining the characteristics of rebirth without merit, divided into two: [a] establishing the cause, [b] revealing the effect, divided into two: (i) hearing sounds, (ii) seeing sights; (2) explaining the characteristics of rebirth with merit, divided into two: [a] establishing the cause, [b] revealing the effect, divided into two: (i) explaining differences in hearing sounds, (ii) explaining differences in seeing sights. 4 among the four: explaining the meaning of consciousness grasping [the womb] to continue existence, divided into three: (1) general heading of the brief meaning; (2) specific explanations of the distinctions, divided into two: [a] question, [b] answers, divided into four: (i) explaining the storehouse-consciousness maintaining the primary elements of the faculties; (ii) explaining the co-arising of the faculties and primary elements, divided into three: establishing the cause, revealing the effect, and concluding; (iii) explaining the gradual formation of the faculties, divided into three: explaining the formation of the eye and other faculties (divided into establishing the cause and revealing the effect), explaining the formation of the physical bases of the faculties (divided into establishing the cause and revealing the effect), and a general summary; (iv) explaining the mutual safety and danger, divided into four: the meaning of dependence, the meaning of detriment and benefit, a general summary, and the meaning of the fleshy heart. 3. General summary.