瑜伽論記 2.9

2.9

The second says: The Vijñapti treatise's statement of 'freedom from desire' differs from that of the Commentary. Why is this? There are two kinds of desire: first, the desire that is defilement, namely greed, anger, and so forth; second, inherent desire, which means the factors of the nine stages being called 'desire' in the sense of not being weary of their own stage's nature, and all the factors belonging to higher stages being called 'freedom from desire' in the sense of naturally being weary of the lower stages.