In the late development of Mahayana Buddhism in India, the ”Yogācāra-Mādhyamaka” managed to operate concept integrating works of two different righteousness scales of the emphasized ”emptiness” of Meso Schools and the focused ”existence” in Yogacara. Such conceptual works are rather unique, just as the modern scholar Ng, Yu-kwanstated in his distinctive work, ”Contemporary Classification Of Buddhism”, suggesting these works as ”integration of emptiness and existence”. The conceptual integration of emptiness and existence of Yogācāra-Mādhyamaka is adopted in the prose as the inspection object, where specific claims of practicing methods from the representative scholars, Kamalaśīla, are roughly recollected; while a few realms to be contemplated and exceeded in Yogācāra practices for Buddhists that contain both understanding and criticism of apostasy measures are as well offered. Furthermore, explanation for possible intentions in integrating concepts of emptiness and existence that developed in Yogācāra-Mādhyamaka accordingly, as well as spiritual practices described with basis of such concepts, is also provided.