注大乘入楞伽經 5.42

5.42

The anāgāmin is also said to have “emerged from the mire of desire,” because the afflictions of the desire realm are like mire. The anāgāmin has already emerged from the desire realm and is born without exception in the form realm. Observing that the nature of form in the three periods of time is unreal, they see that wherever there is rebirth there are the sufferings and faults of existence. Afflictive latencies do not arise, and having abandoned the fetters, they no longer return to take birth in the desire realm, exhausting all defilements right in the heavenly realms of form. Therefore they are called an anāgāmin.