俱舍論疏 2.13

2.13

The treatise says: "Because beyond that, this does not operate with respect to others." This is the answer. There are two answers; this is the former answer. It clarifies that whether it is an objective sphere or a cognitive object, if among visible forms and so forth it is called "having opposition" with respect to this, then it obstructs the eye, and so forth, and the mind, and so forth, from arising with respect to others; this is the meaning of having opposition.