瑜伽師地論略纂 14.9

14.9

In the treatise's explanation of the expedients of calming, it says: 'Furthermore, the pure consciousness subsumed under the antidote is called "having no abode." By reason of that cause and condition, it is called "not growing or increasing."' Because consciousness is uncontaminated (anāsrava), the abode of consciousness is calmed and greed and so forth are eternally severed; therefore it is called 'not growing or increasing.' This is the meaning here.