俱舍論疏 22.84

22.84

On the Śāstra's statement, "If by intrinsic characteristic... three sensations really exist": Here the author of the Śāstra cites a sūtra to challenge the Mahāsāṃghikas. Since Ānanda said, "Other sūtras say there are three sensations, without speaking of a hidden intent," one therefore knows that the sūtras speaking of three sensations are not of hidden intent. Since Ānanda said, "Relying on what hidden intent does this sūtra again say that whatever sensation there is, none is other than suffering?", one therefore knows that the sūtras speaking of all sensations as suffering are of hidden intent.