楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 1.612

1.612

"How does one know the śrāvakayāna unhindered gotra? If, on hearing it spoken that one attains the cessation and knowledge of the svalakṣaṇa and sāmānyalakṣaṇa of the skandhas, dhātus, and āyatanas, the pores of their whole body are thrilled and delighted, and they take pleasure in cultivating the knowledge of lakṣaṇas and do not cultivate the lakṣaṇa of awakening through dependent origination, this is called the śrāvakayāna unhindered gotra. In uninterrupted succession the śrāvaka sees the eighth stage, cuts off the arising afflictions but does not cut off the habitual afflictions, does not cross over the incomprehensible death of inconceivable transformation, but crosses over the death of fragmented karmic lifespans, and roars the true lion's roar: 'My births are exhausted, the holy life is established, and I will not experience further existence.' They know in accordance with reality and cultivate the selflessness of persons, up to attaining the awakening of parinirvāṇa."