meanings.  Kuei-chi seems to respect the theories of

　　   YCBh, from  which  he quotes  the  famous  two  kind

　　   gotras  of  "prak.rtistha"  (being  in the  original

　　   state,  本性住  )and  "samudaaniita"  (acquired,  or

　　   brought together [by perfuming], 习所成 )in PPHV for

　　   explaining   that   the  one  who  owns  these   two

　　   mahaayaana  "gotras"can  practice the five staged of

　　   the Yogaacaara-vij~naanavaada's path.33

　　　　  These two famous "gotras"  are already quoted in

　　   VMS.  If we compare  the explanations  of VMS34 with

　　   VMSVy [s-k]  and PPHV, we can find that Kuei-Chi  in

　　   PPHV explains the "prak.rtistha-gotra" (本性住种性 )

　　   to mean that the "prak.rti"  (本性 )dwelling  in the

　　   Muulavij~naana ( 位本识  ) can produce the undefiled

　　   [dharma] (无漏[法]).In other  words  this "undefiled

　　   [dharma]  (无漏  [  法  ]) .  In  other  words  this

　　   "undefiled  [dharma]  (无漏  [ 法 ] is  produced  by

　　   "prakrti",  the  undefiled  bija  ( 无漏种  ), which

　　   dwells in the Muulavij~naana  (  住本识 [ 第八识 ]).

　　   This explanation  is different from that explanation

　　   of " 依附本识 " (depending on the Muula-vij~naana  )

　　   meantioned in VMS. Therefore Kuichi in his VMSVy

　　   [s-k]  only  explains  that " 无漏种无始自成  " (the

　　　　　　 undefiled biija has completed itself from the

　　　　　　 beginningless-time) without commen-

　　　　　　　　　　　　  P.392

　　   ting on the " 依附本识 ", But in his explanations of

　　   the "samudaaniita-gotra" (习所成种性 ), we find " 令

　　   无漏旧种增长 " (to cause the old undefiled  biija to

　　   grow). If the old undefiled biija of them means both

　　   the primary  undefiled  biija  of the "prak.rtistha"

　　   and　　 secondary　　 underfiled　　 biija　　 of　　 the

　　   "samudaaniita",  then  it  may  be  said   the  good

　　   theories  for the people to be buddhas, because they

　　   can  naturally   possess  the  pure  biija,  and  in

　　   addition they always practice the bodhisattva's path

　　   which causes their pure biijas to grow.  This is why

　　   the  "gotra"   is  called   "biija",  "dhaatu"   and

　　   "prakrti" in BSbh and 'Sraavaka-bhuumi. 35