瑜伽師地論略纂 7.22

7.22

In the seventh section, which has two verses, relying on the principle of the two truths to explain the existence and non-existence of persons and dharmas: the first verse, relying on the conventional truth, explains the causes and conditions of the mind's accompanying functioning; the next half-verse, relying on the ultimate truth, explains the non-existence of the self's substance; the latter half-verse explains that, relying on the conventional truth, there are actions and the experiencing of fruits. 'Flow' means similarity, because similar fruits continue. 'Unbroken' means dissimilarity, because dissimilar fruits arise. This reveals the fruitions of uniform outflow (niṣyanda-phala) and the remaining three conditioned fruits.