瑜伽師地論分門記 4.13

4.13

Within the six parts of the second detailed explanation, the fifth—explaining the distinctions in the practice of giving based on knowing the obstacles to giving and their antidotes—has seven parts: 1. General statement. 2. Brief answer. 3. Enumerating the names of the obstacles, divided into four as in the treatise. 4. Separate explanations, divided into four: (1) explaining the obstacle of unaccustomedness and its antidote, divided into three: [a] establishing the obstacle to be countered; [b] establishing the path of the antidote, divided into three: <1> contemplating past faults, <2> minding present failures, <3> explaining diligent cultivation; [c] conclusion; (2) explaining the obstacle of scarcity and lack of things to give and its antidote, divided into three: [a] establishing the obstacle to be countered; [b] establishing the path of the antidote, divided into two: <1> statement, <2> explanation, divided into two: (i) minding past faults, (ii) explaining diligent cultivation; [c] conclusion; (3) explaining the obstacle of attachment to superior, exquisite, and delightful wealth and its antidote, divided into two: [a] establishing the obstacle to be countered; [b] establishing the path of the antidote, divided into two: <1> establishing the cause, <2> revealing the fruit; (4) explaining the obstacle of viewing the fruit of future abundant wealth and its antidote, divided into two: [a] establishing the obstacle to be countered; [b] establishing the path of the antidote, divided into three: <1> explaining the perception of faults, <2> explaining the characteristics of cultivation, <3> explaining the benefits. 5. The path of the antidote. 6. Explaining the summary meaning, divided into two: (1) explaining the benefits of the first three antidotes, (2) explaining the benefits of the latter antidote. 7. Explaining the general conclusion.