瑜伽論記 2.236

2.236

In the third challenge, on designation upon the aggregates: first it interrogates four assertions, and then separately refutes them. As for the four assertions: the first is asserting it is identical with the aggregates; the latter three are distinct from the aggregates. Among those distinct from the aggregates: first, the self is distinct from the aggregates and dwells within the aggregates; second, the self is distinct from the aggregates, dwells outside the aggregates, yet still pertains to the aggregates, meaning it is asserted to be a form-self up to a consciousness-self; third, it dwells outside the aggregates and does not pertain to the aggregates.