瑜伽論記 12.503

12.503

若當無有、生下，反解，若無所迷無餘，終不說有依他生起乃至反流有永出離，即是經說若無如來藏不得種苦，由實有乃至有永出離者，順結，即是經說從無住本立一切法。

The text below, "if there were no arising," is the converse explanation: if there were no without remainder about which one is deluded, one would never speak of paratantra arising, up to reversing the flow and having eternal renunciation; this is the sūtra stating, "If there were no tathāgatagarbha, one could not plant [the roots of] suffering." "Due to truly existing up to having eternal renunciation" is the direct conclusion; this is the sūtra stating, "From the root of non-abiding, all dharmas are established."