俱舍論疏 6.68

6.68

On the Śāstra's statement: "Namely, the five wholesome aggregates... should be understood to be likewise": this is the specific explanation. Here, the word 'defiled' encompasses both unwholesome and veiled-unspecified [phenomena], because these two phenomena serve mutually as causes. What is called 'unspecified' refers only to unveiled-unspecified phenomena, because veiled-unspecified phenomena do not serve as causes only for unspecified phenomena, nor do they take only unspecified phenomena as causes. Regarding the causes of wholesome and defiled phenomena, there is no differing opinion; for the five unspecified aggregates, there are various differing explanations.