瑜伽師地論分門記 4.23

4.23

Ninth, within the nine parts of the fifth [topic], detailed explanation, is the explanation of purified giving, divided into five: 1. a general question; 2. a brief answer; 3. listing the names, divided into ten as in the treatise; 4. specific explanations, divided into ten: (1) explaining giving without hesitation, divided into two: i. the question; ii. the answer, divided into two: a. explaining the correct meaning; b. establishing an analogy; (2) explaining giving without clinging, divided into two: i. the question; ii. the answer, divided into three: a. based on nihilistic views; b. based on harmful dharmas; c. explaining the marks of grasping based on purity and fullness; (3) explaining giving without accumulation, divided into five: i. the question; ii. the answer; iii. the query; iv. answering the reason, divided into four: a. explaining the reason based on violating correct principle; b. explaining the reason based on not generating extensive merit, divided into two: [a] the question; [b] the answer; c. explaining the reason based on the principle of equality; d. explaining the reason based on perceiving fault, divided into three: [a] explaining the correct meaning; [b] the query; [c] answering the reason; v. a general conclusion; (4) explaining giving without haughtiness, divided into two: i. the question; ii. the answer, divided into three as in the treatise; (5) explaining giving without reliance, divided into three: i. the question; ii. a brief answer; iii. a detailed explanation; (6) explaining giving without backsliding or weakness, divided into two: i. the question; ii. the answer, divided into four as in the treatise; (7) explaining giving that is not inferior, divided into two: i. the question; ii. the answer; (8) explaining giving without bias, divided into two: i. the question; ii. the answer; (9) explaining giving without expectation of recompense, divided into two: i. the question; ii. the answer, divided into two: a. a brief explanation; b. a detailed explanation, divided into four as in the treatise; (10) explaining giving without longing for maturation, divided into two: i. the question; ii. the answer, divided into two: a. the statement; b. the explanation; 5. a general conclusion.