俱舍論頌疏論本 4.25

4.25

From here third, explaining the universal defiled mental dharmas (kleśamahābhūmika). The treatise says: "Thus the universal wholesome mental dharmas have been explained. The ground of great defilement dharmas is called the 'great defilement ground' (explaining the four characters 'great defilement ground' [kleśamahābhūmi]. It refers solely to the primary mind [citta]. The mind is the ground of great defilement; hence it is called the great defilement ground, an appositional/genitive compound [tatpuruṣa]). Herein, if a dharma belongs to the great defilement ground, it is called a universal defiled mental dharma (explaining the five characters 'universal defiled mental dharmas' [kleśamahābhūmikadharma]. Among these mental factors, because the six such as delusion belong to the family of the great defilement ground, they are called universal defiled mental dharmas. The dharmas of the great defilement ground is a tatpuruṣa compound. Thus one should know that the three characters 'great defilement' refer solely to delusion and the like. The four characters 'great defilement ground' refer to the primary mind. The five characters 'universal defiled mental dharmas' refer back to delusion and the like. One should reflect carefully on this), meaning dharmas that are constantly present in defiled minds (explaining the meaning of 'universal/great' above). Which dharmas are they?" The verse says: