俱舍論記 2.46

2.46

Regarding the passage: "Having thus spoken of […] the latter three are threefold, the rest are devoid," this introduces the sixth category below: accompanied by investigation (vitarka) and accompaniment by analysis (vicāra). Within this, first is the direct analysis, second is the resolution of objections. This is the direct analysis: question and verse answer. Vitarka and vicāra are similar: within a single mind, either both arise together, or only one exists; therefore this is specifically clarified here. Arrogance (māda) and pride (māna), although also similar, also occur only one at a time, not arising both together. Shamelessness (āhrīkya) and lack of remorse (anapatrāpya), although also similar, also arise both together, never only one. Craving (preman) and veneration (gaurava) are likewise, and therefore are not clarified here.