金剛般若經贊述 2.87

2.87

Asaṅga says: This is the fifteenth [topic], to keep far away from joy and agitation at the time of realizing the path; that is, within the ādhāra of leaving obstacles, it is the eleventh, to keep far away from grasping onto oneself, which is why there is this passage. That is, when the bodhisattva generates the mind and practices, they perceive their own superior attainment and think, 'I am able to generate the mind, practice,' and so on, thus grasping onto themselves as superior and saying others are not; in order to cause them to be far removed from this grasping, it is called 'keeping far away from grasping onto oneself'.