瑜伽論記 24.61

24.61

十二解難得，言解了者聞慧。勝了者思慧。決了者修慧也。十種正法者，謂八聖道及解脫正智相應善法也。十業道者，謂二三等者，二，謂作無作二也。三業為三。又解：二種三業：一、身等三業，二、福等三業是也。

Twelfth, explaining 'difficult to obtain': The term 'comprehended' refers to wisdom arisen from hearing. 'Excellently comprehended' refers to wisdom arisen from reflection. 'Decisively comprehended' refers to wisdom arisen from cultivation. The 'ten kinds of correct dharmas' refer to the eight noble paths and the wholesome dharmas associated with correct knowledge of liberation. Regarding the paths of the ten actions, where it says 'two, three, and so forth': 'two' refers to the two: committing and non-committing; the three types of action constitute 'three'. Another explanation: there are two kinds of threefold action: first, the three actions of body and so forth; second, the three actions of merit and so forth.