俱舍論頌疏論本 4.68

4.68

The commentary explains: The verse says "the two absorptions," which are the absorption of non-conception and the absorption of cessation. "The characteristics" are the four characteristics. "Groups of words, and so forth" includes by "and so forth" groups of phrases and groups of phonemes. In total there are fourteen: (1) acquisition (prāpti), (2) non-acquisition (aprāpti), (3) generic similarity (nikāya-sabhāgatā), (4) fruit of non-conception (āsaṃjñika), (5) absorption of non-conception (asaṃjñi-samāpatti), (6) absorption of cessation (nirodha-samāpatti), (7) vital faculty (jīvitendriya), (8) arising (jāti), (9) abiding (sthiti), (10) change (jarā), (11) cessation (anityatā), (12) group of words (nāma-kāya), (13) group of phrases (pada-kāya), and (14) group of phonemes (vyañjana-kāya). These fourteen kinds are not mental factors in substance and do not associate with mind, so they are named "not associated with mind." In the category of the five skandhas, they are subsumed under the skandha of conditioned factors (saṃskāra-skandha), hence they are named "conditioned factors not associated with mind."