瑜伽論記 5.352

5.352

In the tenth section, there are five verses clarifying the arising of suffering from origin. In revealing that the view of self sequentially engenders suffering through origin: craving is precisely the self-nature of origin; thus, internal objects of attachment are called conditions for craving. Because they can produce suffering, they are all called origin; both the view of self and suffering are termed causes and conditions of future suffering, and the essence of the view of self is also suffering.