瑜伽師地論分門記 1.5

1.5

First, explaining the title of the treatise is divided into four: 1. Explaining the two syllables 'yoga' is divided into three: i. The yoga of teaching is divided into three: (a) Briefly stating and explaining; (b) Extensively explaining by citing various sūtras and treatises, divided into four: based on the four kinds of principle clarifying the meaning of the yoga of teaching; based on non-associated formations; based on defilement and purification; based on ultimate purity; (c) Concluding summary; ii. The yoga of practice is divided into three: (a) Briefly stating and explaining; (b) Extensively explaining by citing various sūtras and treatises, divided into sixteen: based on correctly cultivating the practices clarifying the meaning of yoga; based on the thirty-seven factors [of awakening]; based on calm and insight; based on samādhi; based on the four dharmas; based on the nine paths; based on the path of antidotes; based on unerring knowledge; based on skill in means; based on the contemplation of dependent origination; based on the eightfold noble path; based on morality, concentration, and wisdom; based on mundane and supramundane paths; based on attention to emptiness; based on non-conceptual emptiness; based on the dual operation of wisdom and compassion; (c) Concluding summary; iii. The yoga of the fruit is divided into three: (a) Briefly stating and explaining; (b) Extensively explaining by citing various sūtras and treatises, divided into two: general statement; particular explanation divided into eight: based on the vast virtues such as the powers and fearlessnesses clarifying the yoga of the fruit; based on non-abiding nirvāṇa; based on non-conceptual wisdom; based on the virtues of the Buddha-bhūmi; based on the fruit-virtues of the three vehicles; based on the three bodies and three virtues; based on the collection of conditioned and unconditioned virtues; based on the contemplative practices of the three vehicles; (c) Concluding summary.