瑜伽論記 14.3

14.3

Among the ten sections, the seventh explains the meaning of karma, which resolves the visible forms that manifest within the objective domain of the eye consciousness, the sounds within the objective domain of the ear consciousness, and intention (cetanā) among the associates of the mental consciousness; it may also be understood as resolving the mental factor of intention associated as a companion to all six consciousnesses, because intention is the nature of karma in all cases. In this there are two parts: first, clarifying the three natures and the three karmas; second, clarifying the three karmas of non-restraint and so forth. In the former, it first distinguishes the characteristics of karma, and then clarifies whether they are nominal or real.