| 英文摘要 |
In the Indian Yogācāra school, the concept of vāsanāis a central teaching that holds considerable importance and encompasses multiple meanings. In the Triṃśikā(Tr), Vasubandhu (4th century) uses vāsanāto refer to the vāsanāof karman (karmavāsanā) and the vāsanāof twofold grasping (grāhadvayavāsanā), namely, the grasper (grāhya) and the grasped (grāhaka). However, in the Triṃśikābhāṣya (TrBh), a commentary on the Tr by Sthiramati (6th century), the concept of vāsanāappears more frequently. In the TrBh, Sthiramati introduces the vāsanāof maturation (vipākavāsanā) and the vāsanāof homogeneous cause (niṣyandavāsanā) to signify the process of conceptualization (vikalpa) within theālayavijñāna and the future rebirth ofālayavijñāna. These two vāsanās also appear in the Chéng Wéi ShìLùn (CWSL) of Xuánzàng (602-664), a translation of Indian commentaries on the Tr. Xuánzàng translates vāsanāas熏習(xūnxí) and習氣(xíqì) in the CWSL to distinguish the dynamic process of infusion from the impressions stored in theālayavijñāna. This translation highlights the dual function of vāsanāas both noun and verb. Remarkably, the concept of vāsanās shares a close relationship with that of bījas in the Yogācāra school. In the Tr, bīja refers to the potency stored in theālayavijñāna, in which previous experiences are preserved in one’s mind and manifest in subsequent moments. Yet, in the TrBh, it is not the bīja but the vāsanāthat can be passively infused by arising consciousnesses and stored in theālayavijñāna. By juxtaposing the corresponding paragraphs from the TrBh and the CWSL, this paper investigates how the concept of vāsanāin the TrBh overlaps with that of bīja. Although the concept of vāsanās in the TrBh is not always equivalent to bīja, as it encompasses both active and passive meanings, both習氣and熏習in the CWSL reflect dimensions of vāsanāthat align with bīja, addressing the question of how theālayavijñāna−as a storeconsciousness of bījas−can manifest dharmas or dynamically reproduce itself. |