金剛般若論會釋 2.62

2.62

In explaining 'he is not a bodhisattva': if one gives rise to grasping at phenomena (dharma-grāha), grasping at a self (ātma-grāha) will then be present, because active grasping at a self arises based upon that; or, at the time of grasping at phenomena, there is no active grasping at a self, yet due to the presence of dormant latencies (anuśaya), it is called possessing grasping at a self, as previously explained. This refers to those on the path of training who have turned their minds and to ordinary beings (pṛthagjana) and the like, who up to this position still possess grasping at a self. The non-trainees of the two vehicles possess [only] grasping at phenomena, without grasping at a self.