瑜伽論記 7.201

7.201

If bound to the desire realm and not conforming to detachment from desire, it is called feeling relying on worldly gratification. Tai says: wholesome feelings belonging to the path are called free of attachment; defiled, indeterminate, and merit-part wholesome feelings that cling to the three realms are called possessing attachment; wholesome feelings of the upper two realms as well as desire-realm hearing and reflection that conform to detachment from desire are called relying on renunciation; the remaining desire-realm feelings are called relying on worldly gratification. Ji says: conforming to nirvāṇa, etc., refers to the unconditioned; conforming to resolution refers to taintless minds; falling into realms refers to the tainted of the three realms, which is called attachment. Tainted dharmas of the two natures of the upper realms, and the hearing and reflection of renouncers in the desire realm, are feelings relying on renunciation; dharmas of the two natures of the lower realm and the entity of the five objects of lustful desire are called worldly gratification.