瑜伽論記 19.73

19.73

Forty-eighth, explaining the five virtues of home-leaving: 1. an independent person, through leaving home, relinquishes common wealth and relies on the virtue of uncommon precepts; 2. a dependent, unfree person, through leaving home, attains the virtue of freedom; 3. a person whose roots of goodness conducive to liberation have matured, through leaving home, attains the virtue of an arhat if free from remaining fetters; 4. after a matured person has left home, if they cultivate and sever fetters, they attain the fruit of stream-enterer and the virtue of avoiding the bad destinies; 5. a person whose roots of goodness are not yet matured, through leaving home, currently escapes the confinement of household life and will definitely attain the virtue of maturation later.