成唯識論演祕 1.30

1.30

Examining Vasubandhu's treatise, it states: "Because all wholesome roots are fulfilled, anuttara-bodhi is attained." There is another doubt: "If all wholesome dharmas are fulfilled to attain anuttara-bodhi, then the Dharma spoken cannot attain great bodhi. Why is this? Because the spoken Dharma is an avyākṛta dharma." This meaning is not correct. Why is this? "Your dharma is avyākṛta, but my Dharma is vyākṛta." In explanation, "your" refers to that Hīnayāna Sarvāstivāda, and "my Dharma" is Vasubandhu referring to his own Mahāyāna. Vyākṛta is precisely the wholesome nature, because it has future fruits and an exalted self-substance that can be definitively predicted.