瑜伽師地論分門記 6.3

6.3

Of the eight [parts], the second, explaining the extensive meaning of the distinctions among the objective spheres of visible form and so forth, has two [parts]: 1. pointing to the extensive preceding text; 2. explaining the unexhausted meanings, which has four [parts]: (1) a general statement; (2) individual explanations, which have twenty [parts]: [a] explaining smooth nature, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [b] explaining heavy nature, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [c and d] jointly explaining rough nature and light nature, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit, which has two [items] as in the treatise; [e] explaining soft nature, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [f] explaining cold nature, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [g, h, and i] jointly explaining hunger, thirst, and weak strength, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [j and k] jointly explaining strong strength and satiety, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [l] explaining illness, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [m] explaining old age, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [n] explaining death, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [o] explaining itchiness, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [p] explaining faintness, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [q] explaining stickiness, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [r] explaining extreme fatigue, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [s] explaining resting, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; [t] explaining vigor, which has two [parts]: i. establishing the cause, ii. revealing the fruit; (3) establishing states, which has two [parts]: [a] an enunciating statement, [b] an explanation, which has six [items] as in the treatise; (4) the mutual subsumption.