瑜伽論記 4.84

4.84

Ji says: The tainted seeds of equanimity, being bound by defilements, are metaphorically named unrefined states. When entering this concentration, they are said to be abandoned. The active untainted equanimity is metaphorically named an active entanglement, yet it still arises while in concentration. It is not that those sensations, being tainted by defilements, can possess dormant tendencies; it is precisely these dormant tendencies that are called unrefined states, but it is not that untainted sensation lacks seeds.