俱舍論疏 16.19

16.19

The Śāstra says: "Because all wholesome dharmas […] because they have not yet been detached from bondage"—this is the answer. Abandonment through intrinsic nature means the fettering dharmas, the dharmas of a single fruit of the fetters, and their acquisitions: when one severs their acquisitions, it is called abandonment; once abandoned, they can no longer arise and be present. Abandonment through object of cognition means when that which can cognize is completely severed, it is called abandonment; once abandoned, they may still be permitted to arise and be present. Hence, dark-dark karma is abandoned grade by grade separately, whereas the mixed and bright karmas are abandoned at the ninth grade, only through object of cognition.