瑜伽論記 15.158

15.158

第二明十行與三苦相攝中，景云：此舉結縛行、不可愛行、不安穩行，攝於苦行，由結行相及反壞增上所起憂惱當知是壞苦性者，緣壞生苦必由縛，若離欲者憂惱即除。

In the second [section], explaining the mutual subsumption of the ten aspects of practice and the three sufferings: Jing states that here the aspect of fettering, the aspect of the disagreeable, and the aspect of insecurity are adduced to subsume the aspect of suffering. When it says that "the grief and distress arisen through the characteristics of fettering and through the predominance of reversal and destruction should be understood as the nature of the suffering of change", [it means that] the arising of suffering conditioned by destruction must depend on fetters; if one is free from desire, grief and distress are immediately eliminated.