瑜伽論記 4.397

4.397

Still other masters say: Strictly in terms of the taintless, when a mind taking nirvāṇa as object in some state arises from the concentration of cessation, it is said to touch the three contacts: because it is taintless, it is termed 'immovable'; because it is subsumed in the stage of the station of nothingness, it is termed 'nothingness'; because it takes nirvāṇa as object, it is termed 'signless'.