俱舍論疏 27.8

27.8

[On the passage in] the treatise, "The second, ripening of karma... means excluding [the knowledges of] cessation and the path": This presents the intrinsic nature of the second power. The Nyāyānusāra says: "Unobstructed knowledge that properly distinguishes such types of karma as producing such types of fruitions of ripening is called the knowledge-power of the ripening of karma. Alternatively, it is called the knowledge-power of one's own karma, meaning unobstructed knowledge that properly distinguishes such types of fruition as brought about by the power of one's own created karma and cannot be given or taken away by wives, children, and so forth; that such types of karma inevitably bring about their own fruits and cannot be traded—this is called the knowledge-power of one's own karma."