成唯識論述記 7.45

7.45

The Commentary states: This demonstrates the correct doctrine: each has a separate substantial reality, because their mental aspects (ākāra) are distinct from other factors such as volition, just as factors like greed separately have their own substantial reality; the remorseful nature of remorse, etc., is absent in other factors. When Yogācārabhūmi states that they are 'conventionally existent', it is because they are spoken of as portions of delusion, and following the marks of delusion they are called conventionally existent, just as torpor and the like are called portions of delusion, the meaning of which is as explained before.