俱舍論記 28.97

28.97

Regarding the passage "This absorption is free from... like a river having waves": The Sautrāntika master answers: This second absorption is able to be free from the agitation of that investigation and scrutiny; the continuity of the absorption's entity operates purely and tranquilly, and is called internal serene clarity. If there were the agitation of investigation and scrutiny, the continuity of this absorption would operate impurely and without tranquility, like a river having waves, and would not be called internal serene clarity.