瑜伽師地論略纂 9.25

9.25

The treatise, explaining the sphere of infinite space, states: "All differential perceptions that occur in those various aggregates—namely, the perceptions of drink, food, vases, clothing, pendant adornments, up to mountains, forests, and so forth—one proceeds without paying attention to any of these," and so on. This is based on a body situated in the desire realm: when relying on the sphere of space to dispel perceptions of matter, one also dispels the material objects of the desire realm; therefore, it speaks of dwellings, gardens, and so on, not that a body born in the form realm wishing to enter space has these perceptions.