瑜伽論記 16.77

16.77

The answer is: The wholesome, afflicted, and indeterminate phenomena in the body of an ordinary being who has not yet sought liberation; the afflicted and indeterminate phenomena in the body of a learner; the indeterminate phenomena and unconditioned phenomena in the body of a non-learner—all are neither-training nor non-training. Therefore we know that the tainted three wisdoms and the naturally obtained wholesome [dharmas] in the body of a non-learner are together called non-training and are the faculty of that which has fully known.