瑜伽論記 7.105

7.105

In the truth of origination, the phrase 'if it is craving' is general. As for 'craving for future existence,' it is craving that seeks an internal body. The lower two kinds of craving are cravings that seek external objects. Craving for an object already obtained is called craving accompanied by delight and lust; craving arising toward an object not yet obtained is craving that delights here and there. As for 'capable of obtaining and capable of realizing': origination can obtain suffering, and the path can realize cessation.