瑜伽論記 1.308

1.308

第三文中，謂受盡先業所引果已，行不善業者，見中有前相，如日後分者，日將沒時，或山山峯影者，下品惡業者，當相如峯影懸覆，中品如山遍覆，上品如日後分極覆，或下品如日後分影覆，中品如山遍覆，上品如峯影極覆，此是將命終時由先惡業所見當果相。

In the third passage, it says that having exhausted the fruit induced by previous karma, one who performs unwholesome deeds sees the preliminary signs of the intermediate existence, 'like the latter part of the day'—when the sun is about to set—'or like the shadow of a mountain peak': for an inferior-grade evil-doer, the future sign is like the shadow of a peak hanging overhead; for a medium-grade, it is like a mountain completely covering; for a superior-grade, it is like the latter part of the day, maximally covering. Or, for the inferior-grade, it is like the shadow of the latter part of the day covering; for the medium-grade, like a mountain completely covering; for the superior-grade, like the shadow of a peak maximally covering. These are the signs of future fruit seen when about to die due to previous evil karma.