成唯識論演祕 7.100

7.100

Detailed analysis: It is not without this rationale. However, when the subsumption below states 'subsumed according to characteristics', transmigration, suffering, and origination are subsumed under the former two natures. Since it says 'according to characteristics', it is clear that it does not contradict the principle, being spoken from the perspective of predominance. The Prakaraṇāryavācā further says 'with regard to defiled and pure dharmas', and pure dharmas are not specified as based on mundane purity. Due to this teaching and reasoning, what the Commentary says does not conflict. Moreover, when the Commentary below says 'transmigration is only in terms of what is sāsrava', it is speaking of the Yogācārabhūmi's elucidation of transmigration.