俱舍論疏 25.7

25.7

On the passage of the treatise from “The nature of the unshakeable dharma ... up to ‘and because of mental liberation’”: this explains the former attainment of view. At the stage of non-learning it is called “unshakeable mental liberation.” In the verse, saying “the last” is because the nature of the unshakeable dharma is the very last among the six lineages. Simply calling it “the last” indicates that it is the unshakeable. Precisely this unshakeable is called “unshakeable” because it lacks falling back and shaking, and it is called “mental liberation” because greed and the rest are exhausted.