俱舍論疏 26.194

26.194

「論曰至不修他心」，明有學練根。無間道五性非一，故言諸也。是有學故，無盡、無生；似見道故，無世俗智；無間道故，不修他心。所以唯六。

The passage from “The commentary says” up to “does not cultivate [knowledge of] another's mind” explains the refinement of faculties by a trainee. Because the five natures of uninterrupted paths are not uniform, it says “various.” Because one is a trainee, there are no knowledges of exhaustion or non-arising; because it resembles the path of seeing, there is no conventional knowledge; because it is an uninterrupted path, one does not cultivate [knowledge of] another's mind. Therefore there are only six.