俱舍論頌疏論本 24.65

24.65

Explanation: 'Worldly' refers to the conditioned path. The worldly uninterrupted path takes the objects of the lower stage as its cognitive object; the worldly path of liberation takes the objects of the higher stage as its cognitive object. In the uninterrupted path, taking the phenomena of the lower stage as object, it forms the three aspects of coarse, painful, and obstructive, giving rise to any one of these three aspects. In the path of liberation, taking the phenomena of the higher stage as object, it forms the three aspects of tranquil, excellent, and departed, giving rise to any one of these three aspects. Because it is not quiet, it is called coarse; because it is not splendid, it is called painful; because it is not an escape, it is called obstructive. The three—tranquil, excellent, and departed—should be understood as the reverse of these.