成唯識論演祕 5.136

5.136

Explanation: Recollecting a past intentional object is called recollection (anusmṛti); recollecting distinct intentional objects is called distinct mindfulness; or initially general mindfulness, and later specific mindfulness; memory, not forgetting, and so forth are different names for mindfulness. As the sūtra says: "All making the mind abide, abiding equally, remaining firmly, abiding closely, and abiding stably, non-distraction, non-scatteredness, collecting and pacifying, samādhi, the mind abiding in a one-pointed nature."