俱舍論頌疏論本 26.24

26.24

Explanation: Regarding 'Dharma, subsequent, path, and conventional can constitute knowledge of others' minds': dharma-knowledge, subsequent knowledge, knowledge of the path, and conventional knowledge—these four knowledges constitute knowledge of others' minds. If one knows another's uncontaminated mind, one knows it through the knowledge of others' minds subsumed under dharma, subsequent, and path [knowledges]; if one knows another's contaminated mind, one knows it through conventional knowledge of others' minds. Therefore, knowledge of others' minds is formed from four knowledges.