俱舍論疏 22.93

22.93

On the Śāstra's statement, "If it is said that the World-Honoured One... and so on at length": The author of the Śāstra presents their attempted defense and refutes it. When the World-Honoured One said that sensations are all suffering, he stated that it was his hidden intent. When observing the five sensations, he spoke words of true reality; therefore, one knows that "all suffering" is figurative, while the five sensations are the intrinsic nature, not conventional speech. He cites two sūtras as proof, which can be understood from the text.