The Long Āgama Sūtra 9.27

9.27

「諸比丘！如來說七正法，謂七非法：無信、無慙、無愧、少聞、懈怠、多忘、無智。復有七法，謂七正法：有信、有慚、有愧、多聞、精進、總持、多智。復有七法，謂七識住：或有眾生，若干種身，若干種想，天及人是，是初識住；或有眾生，若干種身而一想者，梵光音天最初生時是，是二識住；或有眾生，一身若干種想，光音天是，是三識住；或有眾生，一身一想，遍淨天是，是四識住；或有眾生，空處住、識處住、不用處住。

“Monks, the Tathāgata has taught seven correct things, which are seven things that aren’t Dharma: Lack of faith, lack of conscience, lack of modesty, little learning, negligence, forgetfulness, and lack of knowledge.

“There are another seven things, which are seven correct Dharmas: Having faith, having conscience, having modesty, being well-versed, making effort, good memory, and being knowledgeable.

“There are another seven things, which are seven abodes of consciousness: [1] Sometimes, sentient beings have either diverse bodies or diverse notions. These gods and humans are the first abode of consciousness. [2] Sometimes, sentient beings might have diverse bodies but the same notions. When the Brahmas of the Ābhāsvara Heaven are first born there, that’s the second abode of consciousness. [3] Sometimes, sentient beings have the same bodies but might have diverse notions. These Ābhāsvara gods are the third abode of consciousness. [4] Sometimes, sentient beings have the same bodies and the same notions. These Śubhakṛtsnā gods are the fourth abode of consciousness. [5] Sometimes, sentient beings dwell in the abode of space … [6] dwell in the abode of consciousness … [7] dwell in the abode of nothingness …