瑜伽論記 11.64

11.64

Next, distinguishing in terms of benefit and happiness: Jing says that the first three are called only the intention for peace and happiness because they bestow present and worldly benefits, whereas equanimity is called the intention for benefit because it bestows future and supramundane benefits. Tai says that the first three immeasurables directly pull out suffering and bestow happiness, and are thus subsumed under the aspiration for peace and happiness, while the immeasurable equanimity removes both adverse and agreeable states to benefit beings impartially, and is thus subsumed under the aspiration for benefit.