瑜伽論記 7.211

7.211

論云：從得解脫已證入根本定，無間道中不定心即所治也，前八別有對治故，加行道分別觀心也，後無間道總相觀，或言無間道，又未必明方便，無間道前之八心所治皆是蓋別有所治，後六種非別除蓋總斷諸煩惱，如此分別此方便無間次第，八唯伏惑非其無間。

The treatise says: 'From attaining liberation onward, one realizes and enters the fundamental absorption.' In the uninterrupted path, the unsteady mind is precisely the countered factor. Because the preceding eight each have distinct antidotes, the path of preparation involves discriminatingly contemplative minds; the subsequent uninterrupted path involves general contemplation. Alternatively, it is called the uninterrupted path, yet it does not necessarily explain expedients: the countered factors of the eight minds prior to the uninterrupted path are all hindrances that each have distinct antidotes, whereas the latter six do not distinctly eliminate hindrances but generically sever all afflictions. Discerning the sequence of this expedient and the uninterrupted [path] in this way, the eight merely suppress afflictions and are not its uninterrupted [path].