成唯識論述記 5.150

5.150

述曰：若言彼有色謂定所，生難云：聖者有此色，聖者有我所；凡夫不變色，應無有我所。又若變為色者，生彼有我所；不變為色者，生彼無我所。又極厭色生彼不變色故，故知無色界定無有我所。

[The Commentary states:] If it is said that they have matter born of meditative concentration (samādhi-saṃbhūta-rūpa), the objection is raised: noble ones have this matter, and noble ones would have what belongs to a self; ordinary beings do not transform matter, so they would lack what belongs to a self. Furthermore, if they transform into matter, those born there would have what belongs to a self; if they do not transform into matter, those born there would lack what belongs to a self. Moreover, having extreme revulsion toward matter, they are born there and do not transform matter; thus we know that in the formless realm there would definitely be no what belongs to a self.