瑜伽師地論分門記 6.62

6.62

Within the division into twelve, the first, clarifying the contemplation of establishing the characteristics of a single mind, is divided into three: (1) establishing the arising; (2) citing sutras as proof, divided into two: [a] statement; and [b] establishing the correct meaning, divided into two: <i> based on a single mind and a single verbal expression, establishing the meaning of a single mind, divided into three: statement, explanation, and clarifying the benefits; and <ii> based on a single pure mind, establishing the meaning of a single mind, divided into two: establishing the cause, and revealing the result; and (3) explaining the intended meaning of the sutras, divided into two: [a] based on a single continuous mind subsumed under functioning, clarifying the intended meaning of the former sutra, divided into two: statement, and explanation; and [b] based on the principle of conventional continuity, clarifying the intended meaning of the latter sutra, divided into two: establishing the cause, and clarifying the result.