瑜伽論記 4.74

4.74

The first dhyāna's renunciation of grief possesses all three meanings. The second dhyāna's renunciation of suffering possesses only the meaning of extinguishing coarseness and weight, because its defilement was already abandoned earlier, while it still occurs later. The latter three renunciations possess the meanings of extinguishing coarseness and weight and of detachment from desire. Signless renunciation of equanimity strictly requires the stage of the non-learner; in other stages it is only partial and does not obtain the name 'renunciation'.