瑜伽論記 1.86

1.86

Regarding the two stages with mind and without mind, the treatise has five rounds of explanation: In the real meaning, the mindless stage takes exclusively unconditioned nirvāṇa without remainder as its essential nature, while the stage with mind comprehensively takes conditioned and unconditioned dharmas as its essential nature, because it does not state that nirvāṇa with remainder is the essential nature of the mindless stage. This is based on the two vehicles; when abiding in the buddha-stage, its mindless stage also extends to the two cessations and also extends to the conditioned, because bodhi is still present and there is no tainted mind, hence it is called mindless. The remaining four approaches merely interpret the literal sense of the text.