瑜伽論記 3.53

3.53

Answer: Because they are general and particular fruits, they should not serve as an analogy. Jing says: Now, although in the Mahāyāna there is no text stating this, reasoning indicates that in the fortunate destinies, superior wholesome [karma] induces feeling of equanimity; because the ālaya[vijñāna] is the general retribution, it also induces the equanimity retribution of the six consciousnesses. Lower wholesome [karma] induces joy and pleasure because it is a particular retribution. In the unfortunate destinies, superior unwholesome [karma] induces the equanimity feeling of the fundamental consciousness; because it is the general retribution, it also induces the equanimity feeling of the six consciousnesses; lower unwholesome [karma] induces painful feeling because it is a particular retribution.