瑜伽論記 5.77

5.77

The explanation of the five immeasurables is also as in the eighth fascicle of the Prakaraṇāryavācā. Regarding the "tathatā that conforms to the real meaning and knowledge", it means that tathatā pervades all phenomena, hence it is said to be all-pervading. Moreover, correct non-conceptual knowledge also takes the all-pervading tathatā as its object, hence it is called "conforming to". Furthermore, the Buddha's omniscient knowledge is called inconceivable majestic resolution, unobstructive knowledge; the seven stations of consciousness are explained as in the first case.