瑜伽論記 1.85

1.85

The stage of non-meditative-equipoise (asamāhitabhūmi) is not only in the desire realm, but also extends to the upper two realms; its nature is exclusively that of the tainted, conditioned aggregates. Although the Commentary states that reversing the preceding makes it easy to understand, when observing the root of that stage, the tainted and the seven mental applications in the treatise text all belong to this stage. The treatise states: "Or, because of not being purified, it is called the stage of non-concentration; it has only attained the mundane and has not permanently destroyed the latent defilements, having all minds and mental factors;" therefore, it takes all tainted dharmas of the upper two realms and the desire realm as its own nature.