（prthagjanatva）. The 'nature of ordinary people.' 异生 （yisheng） means ordinary person， or 'worldling.' （1） One of the 24 elements not concomitant with mind 心不相应行法 in Consciousness-only theory. From the first of the ten bodhisattva-ground stages， the adept practitioner cuts off the seeds of the deluded view of the three worlds， and possesses the undefiled saintly nature. Nonetheless， when a sage gives rise to the worldly mind and it becomes manifest， it is not different from the mind of an ordinary person; yet the worldling differs from the sage in that he possesses the seeds of deluded view. This 'worldling-nature' is something bound to transmigration and provisionally based on the seeds of defilement. （2） The Ina-Zbility to gain access to the path of the sages. （3） A term for the seeds of defilement in regular people. According to Consciousness-only theory， in the case of those of bodhisattva nature and undetermined nature， these are the seeds of the two hindrances of the hindrance by the known and hindrance due to defilement， while in the case of those possessing the nature of /sra^vaka and pratyekabuddha， it refers only to the seeds of hindrance due to defilement.