俱舍論頌疏論本 22.27

22.27

"Possessing physical and mental detachment, / being without dissatisfaction and great desire; / which mean seeking much for what has or has not been acquired— / these are absent. / Countering their opposites, existing in three realms, / their nature is undefiled non-greed; / the four noble lineages are also like this; / the first three are solely contentment. / The three are requisites for living, the last is activity; / to counter the arising of four cravings: / for what belongs to self and for the entity of self; / so that they are temporarily stilled and permanently eradicated."