瑜伽師地論分門記 5.23

5.23

Under the fourth [topic], the extensive explanation in nine [parts], the third, explaining wisdom difficult to practice, has three [sections]: 1. a general question; 2. a brief answer; 3. a separate explanation, which has two [subsections]: (1) based on the practices of self-benefit across the five stages, establishing the first wisdom difficult to practice, which has three [points]: i. establishing the person who cultivates it; ii. explaining the direct meaning; iii. concluding; (2) based on the practices of benefiting others across the five stages, establishing the latter two wisdoms difficult to practice, which has two [points]: [a] based on the skillful means of benefiting others, such as the five […] contemplation on the foul, establishing the wisdom difficult to practice, which has three [items]: i. establishing the person who cultivates it; ii. explaining the direct meaning; iii. concluding; [b] based on being fully endowed with the five sciences for the power and function of benefiting others, establishing the wisdom difficult to practice, which has three [items]: i. establishing the person who cultivates it; ii. explaining the direct meaning; iii. concluding.