成唯識論述記 6.283

6.283

The Commentary states: Below, the particular explanation has two parts: first, explaining non-greed and non-anger; second, explaining non-delusion. The first also has two: first, explaining the two individually; second, explaining them together. "Existence" refers to the fruit of the three realms of existence; "requisites of existence" refers to the causes capable of generating the three realms of existence. Causes that are concordant are exclusively sāsrava; causes that serve as conditions also include nirvāṇa, because they can arouse greed and so forth and thus are also requisites. Intermediate existence, karma, and afflictions are all requisites of karma. "Taking non-attachment as its nature": evil conduct does not arise, and thus it can perform wholesome deeds.