瑜伽論記 3.210

3.210

Regarding feeling serving as three conditions for craving: active feeling simultaneously giving rise to craving is the coexistent condition, and so forth. Craving is coexistent with respect to grasping. There is an explanation saying: In the passage, "Because of co-functioning with greed, desire and pleasure are established among phenomena that conform to grasping," craving and the active grasper are actually not simultaneous, but the grasped object and the cause and condition for performing grasping coexist with craving; craving becomes a coexistent condition for grasping, and grasping serves as three conditions for existence.