瑜伽師地論略纂 12.142

12.142

The treatise says: "The dharmas conducive to awakening, such as all dhyānas, can all become manifest, because the marks of cultivation become manifest, not because of abiding in the state of maturation as in the eighth bhūmi." The meaning here is: in the eighth bhūmi, the dhyānas and so forth are like the state of maturation, requiring no application and becoming manifest spontaneously. Now in this bhūmi, one is not yet able to be spontaneous like the maturation-abode of the eighth [bhūmi]; because it involves effort, the dhyānas and so forth can only then become manifest, because the marks of cultivation are present.