瑜伽論記 5.177

5.177

謂如前說五種取相者，於增五門無常苦無我相，於食惡逆相，於命中夭相，於趣涅槃行戒也，趣資財行施也。趣生天行者修也。六法名無上者，一、見大師；二、聞正法；三、得淨信；四、隨學學處；五、於大師所起隨念行；六、於大師所敬事供養。

Regarding "as previously stated, the five kinds of grasping signs": in the section of numerical fives, these are the signs of impermanence, suffering, and non-self; the sign of evil and revulsion regarding food; the sign of premature death regarding life; for proceeding to nirvāṇa, one practices morality; for proceeding to wealth, one practices giving; for proceeding to celestial rebirth, the practitioner cultivates [meditation]. The six dharmas called "unsurpassed" are: first, seeing the Great Master; second, hearing the true Dharma; third, obtaining pure faith; fourth, following and training in the training precepts; fifth, giving rise to mindful practice toward the Great Master; sixth, reverently serving and making offerings to the Great Master.