俱舍論記 26.69

26.69

Regarding "That is to say, according to this explanation ... because of the eight distinct characteristics": the Sautrāntika master replies. Among the eleven pairs, the first three pairs—where attachment and the like do not coexist—are explained distinctly and clearly, and this principle is indeed acceptable; but it cannot distinguish the distinct characteristics of the eight pairs such as distracted and gathered, asserting that a single moment of defiled mind is simply the eight such as distracted, and a single moment of wholesome mind is simply the eight such as gathered.