瑜伽論記 20.34

20.34

As for the five of the paratantra: First, briefly explaining that the paratantra can generate defilement, there are two kinds of generation, which can be understood by analogy with the preceding, briefly omitting that it can generate purity; second, because based on the paratantra one conceptualizes the parikalpita nature, it can serve as the support for the parikalpita intrinsic nature. Furthermore, because one enters the real by relying on the conventional, it also serves as the support for the pariniṣpanna intrinsic nature; in terms of the conventional serving as the support for the ultimate truth, it is not spoken of in the parikalpita nature; third and fourth, the two graspings of person and dharma take the paratantra nature as their objective condition, and therefore it serves as the support for those two graspings; fifth, the ālayavijñāna serves as the support for the seeds of those two graspings.