瑜伽論記 4.79

4.79

Regarding 'in the first dhyāna, the coarseness and weight of the faculty of suffering are not yet abandoned': because the faculties of grief are induced by ignorance and the like, when one detaches from that desire, none of them occur and their coarseness and weight are also abandoned; even yearning and sorrow over the unexcelled Dharma are induced by ignorance, and are thus abandoned upon detachment from desire. Because the faculties of suffering can arise without being induced by delusion, they still occur upon detachment from desire; thus their coarseness, weight, and unfitness are only extinguished in the second dhyāna.