瑜伽論記 1.274

1.274

發業四緣，初三如次，即三種思，謂審慮、決定、發動。若依小乘前二，通見、修二斷煩惱，第三唯修斷。今依大乘發總報業，前二通見、修，第三唯是見道煩惱。若發善總報三思皆善，親引煩惱，亦不共無明等見道所斷。

The initiation of action has four conditions. The first three correspond respectively to the three kinds of volition: namely, deliberation, determination, and mobilization. According to the Hīnayāna, the first two extend to defilements severed by seeing and by cultivation, while the third is severed only by cultivation. Now according to the Mahāyāna, in initiating action for total fruition, the first two extend to seeing and cultivation, while the third consists only of defilements of the path of seeing. If initiating wholesome total fruition, all three volitions are wholesome, and the defilements directly inducing them, such as unshared ignorance, are also severed by the path of seeing.