俱舍論頌疏論本 23.22

23.22

"The worldly supreme [dharmas] are also like this": immediately following the highest forbearance, the worldly supreme dharmas arise. These worldly supreme dharmas take only the suffering of desire as their object and consist of only a one-aspect, one-moment mind, the same as the previous highest forbearance; therefore, it says "are also like this." Because this is with outflows, it is called "worldly." Because it is the most supreme among the worldly, it is called "supreme." These worldly supreme dharmas possess human effort, being free from a cause of the same category, and induce the arising of the path of vision; hence they are called the most supreme.