俱舍論頌疏論本 1.77

1.77

They are also called “realm of views” (dṛṣṭisthāna): “views” refers to the five views—view of an enduring self, extreme view, wrong view, attachment to views, and attachment to rules and rituals. Because these defiled dharmas are the dwelling place of views, they are called “realm of views.” They are called “the three existences” (bhavāḥ): existence in the desire realm, existence in the form realm, and existence in the formless realm. Defiled dharmas have three meanings through which they obtain the name “the three existences”: 1. they are the cause of the three existences, cause being the truth of origin; 2. they are the basis of the three existences, basis being the truth of suffering; 3. they are subsumed under the three existences. Possessing these three meanings, they are called “the three existences.” “And so forth” includes “having defilement.” Such classes are the various distinct names for defiled dharmas.