瑜伽師地論分門記 5.38

5.38

Under the extensive explanation of affectionate speech in nine [parts], the fourth, explaining all-door affectionate speech, has three [sections]: 1. a general question; 2. a brief answer; 3. a separate explanation, which has four [subsections]: (1) based on sentient beings headed toward fortunate destinies who have not yet severed the hindrances of the ten unwholesome actions, explaining all-door affectionate speech, in two [points]: i. establishing those to be transformed, in two [items]: establishing the causes for abandoning, and revealing the fruit of destiny; ii. establishing those capable of transforming [them]; (2) based on sentient beings who have already abandoned the five hindrances and so forth, explaining all-door affectionate speech, in two [points]: i. establishing those to be transformed, in two [items]: establishing the causes for abandoning, and revealing the fruit of destiny; ii. establishing those capable of transforming [them]; (3) based on sentient beings heedless regarding worldly and transworldly wholesome roots, explaining all-door affectionate speech, in two [points]: i. establishing those to be transformed; ii. establishing the causes and those capable of transforming [them]; (4) based on sentient beings having many doubts regarding worldly and transworldly causal and fruitional dharmas, explaining all-door affectionate speech, in two [points]: i. establishing those to be transformed; ii. establishing those capable of transforming [them], in two [parts] as in the treatise.