俱舍論疏 26.185

26.185

論「斷欲修斷至隨應現修」，明三例行修別也。斷欲修斷九無間道、八解脫道，此斷欲界惑，故不用四類智，及他心、盡、無生智，斷通漏無漏道故，所以有俗智。即是總有六智，謂四諦智、法智、俗智。第九解脫道行修，亦同六智，以未來修別故，不於此明。斷上七地用類智，故四類智也。滅、道法智能斷上故，兼二法智。非有頂故，兼俗智也。問：何故欲界無間解脫道同處以明，斷上七地別處明也？答：斷欲九無間道、八解脫道未來修，同俱不修他心故，所以同處以明。斷上七地無間解脫，同行修四、類、二法及世俗智，總七智，以未來修別所以別明。無間道中不修他心，諸解脫道修他心故，所以如前。

The passage of the śāstra from “Abandoning what is to be abandoned through cultivation in desire” up to “is presently cultivated according to applicability” explains the differences in cultivation through activity among the three paradigms. When abandoning what is to be abandoned through cultivation in desire, during the nine uninterrupted paths and the eight liberation paths, because this abandons defilements of the desire realm, one does not use the four subsequent knowledges, nor knowledge of another's mind, exhaustion, or non-arising; because abandonment extends to both pure and impure paths, conventional knowledge is present. That is, in total there are six knowledges, namely the knowledges of the four truths, dharma knowledge, and conventional knowledge. Cultivation through activity in the ninth liberation path is also identical to these six knowledges; because its future cultivation differs, it is not explained here. When abandoning the upper seven stages, one uses subsequent knowledge, hence the four subsequent knowledges. Because dharma knowledges of cessation and the path can abandon the upper [defilements], they include two dharma knowledges. Because this is not the peak of existence, it includes conventional knowledge. Question: Why are the uninterrupted and liberation paths of the desire realm explained in the same place, whereas abandoning the upper seven stages is explained elsewhere? Answer: When abandoning desire, during the nine uninterrupted paths and the eight liberation paths, future cultivation is the same in that neither cultivates [knowledge of] another's mind; hence they are explained together in one place. When abandoning the upper seven stages, the uninterrupted and liberation [paths] both cultivate through activity four [knowledges], subsequent [knowledge], two dharma [knowledges], and conventional knowledge, totaling seven knowledges; because their future cultivations differ, they are explained separately. Knowledge of another's mind is not cultivated in uninterrupted paths, whereas the liberation paths cultivate knowledge of another's mind; hence it is as stated before.