瑜伽師地論分門記 2.5

2.5

The third [section] of the four, explaining the various marks of those who abide in gotra, has three [parts]:
1. General question and answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer.
2. Specific questions and answers, which has two [parts]: 1. Question; 2. Answer, which has two [parts]: 1. Brief presentation; 2. Specific explanation, which has six [parts]:
1. Explaining faults in terms of wrong seeds, which has two [parts]: 1. Explaining the meaning of wrong seeds, which has nine [parts]: 1. In terms of the meaning of shoulder; 2. In terms of the meaning of bondage; 3. In terms of attachment; 4. In terms of faults arising; 5. In terms of difficulty to uproot; 6. In terms of long duration; 7. In terms of firmness; 8. In terms of mind; 9. Explaining the fault of lacking gotra in terms of being hard to rescue; 3. Conclusion.
2. Explaining faults in terms of saṃsāra and nirvāṇa, which has three [parts]: 1. Presentation; 2. Explanation, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result, which has two [parts]: 1. Showing faults in terms of saṃsāra, which has four [parts]: 1. In terms of the cause; 2. In terms of the result; 3. In terms of the antidote; 4. Explaining the fault of not seeing [faults] in terms of the three periods of time; 2. Showing faults in terms of nirvāṇa, which has three [parts]: 1. In terms of the cause; 2. In terms of the result; 3. Explaining the fault of not seeing [benefits] in terms of the three periods of time; 3. Conclusion.
3. Explaining faults in terms of lack of shame and so forth, which has three [parts]: 1. Presentation; 2. Explanation, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result, which has three [parts]: 1. In terms of absence of disillusionment, etc.; 2. In terms of present pleasures; 3. Explaining the mark of lacking gotra in terms of seeing degeneration; 3. Conclusion.
4. Explaining faults in terms of lack of faith in the four truths, which has three [parts]: 1. Presentation; 2. Explanation, which has three [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause, which has four [parts] as in the treatise; 2. Showing the result, which has four [parts] as in the treatise; 3. Explaining faults in terms of the three periods of time; 3. Conclusion.
5. Explaining faults in terms of renouncing the household with an inferior mind, which has three [parts]: 1. Presentation; 2. Explanation, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result, which has four [parts]: 1. Explaining the fault of wrong thinking; 2. Explaining the fault of wrong seeking; 3. Explaining the fault of having no difference across the three periods of time; 4. Explaining the mark of lacking gotra in terms of the fault of hypocritical outward appearance; 3. Conclusion.
6. Explaining faults in terms of seeking existences, which has three [parts]: 1. Presentation; 2. Explanation, which has two [parts]: 1. Establishing the cause; 2. Showing the result, which has two [parts]: 1. Explaining the fault of seeking future existence; 2. Explaining the mark of lacking gotra in terms of the fault of seeking wealth; 3. Conclusion.
3. General conclusion.