瑜伽師地論略纂 15.139

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論云「當知欲界一分不善煩惱，有異熟」者，謂凡夫見修不善煩惱。若入聖，或聖者身中不善者便非擇滅，無異熟果者是。又無記煩惱欲界者，不招果故。中無二分，下文有此解。

The treatise says: "It should be known that a portion of the unwholesome afflictions of the desire realm has maturation"; this refers to the unwholesome afflictions of ordinary beings in seeing and cultivation. If one enters the noble state, or in the case of unwholesome [afflictions] within the body of a noble one, they undergo non-analytical cessation and have no maturation fruit. Furthermore, indeterminate afflictions of the desire realm do not incur retribution. There are no two portions between them; the text below contains this explanation.