瑜伽師地論分門記 4.113

4.113

In the fourth [section], the detailed explanation, which is divided into nine, the ninth [part], explaining pure patience, has four [subdivisions]: 1. General question; 2. Brief answer; 3. Detailed explanation, which has four [parts]: a. Establishing three pure patiences based on not retaliating—referring to the first three phrases—which has three [divisions]: i. Establishing the object of remedy; ii. Establishing the remedy, having three [parts]: explaining the pure patience that serves as the remedy based on not retaliating in body and speech at the initial time, not bearing indignation in the intermediate time, and having no enmity at the subsequent time; iii. General summary; b. Establishing one pure patience based on rendering benefit—referring to the next one phrase; c. Establishing two pure patiences based on repenting and apologizing in accordance with the Dharma—referring to the next two phrases—which has two [divisions]: establishing pure patience based on apologizing oneself, and establishing pure patience based on swiftly accepting the apology of others; d. Establishing four pure patiences based on the causes of not harming, which has two [divisions]: i. Establishing three patiences based on the power of contemplation—referring to the next three phrases—having three [parts]: based on shame and remorse, based on love and respect toward the Great Master, and establishing pure patience based on not harming sentient beings; ii. Establishing one patience based on the power of cultivation—referring to the final phrase—which has two [aspects]: establishing the cause and showing the fruit; 4. General summary and explanation of the name.