成唯識論述記 8.103

8.103

The Commentary states: The explanation below has two parts: first, explaining the bases upon which the cause-condition relies; second, explaining the bases upon which the middle two conditions rely. In each, two masters provide explanations. What is meant by 'seeds are cause-conditions' is: among the fifteen bases, the third (impregnation/vāsanā), the fourth (moisturized seeds), the eleventh (compliance), the twelfth (differentiated functions), the thirteenth (concordance), and the fifteenth (non-obstruction)—setting aside their active states across these six bases combined, they are subsumed under seeds of cause-condition, because the seeds in the bases of the six causes spoken of earlier are cause-conditions.