瑜伽師地論略纂 5.57

5.57

Fourth, identifying the intrinsic nature: Fascicle seventy-three states: among the five dharmas, worldly and supramundane right knowledge are the intrinsic nature. Those with outflows are subsumed under worldly right knowledge within discrimination. Those without outflows are subsumed under non-discriminative knowledge and subsequent knowledge, having solely prajñā as their nature, which takes as its objective sphere form, non-form, and suchness, leaves behind all meditative obstacles, and induces superior virtues—no other [factor] is capable of this. In terms of associated substance: the first seven are of the nature of the four aggregates, and their retinues are of the nature of the five aggregates; the eighth deliverance consists of twenty-two dharmas and the attainment of cessation, having the seeds of the mind of aversion as its intrinsic substance.