瑜伽論記 23.55

23.55

Fourth, in explaining the three unsurpassed things, Master Jing says: 'Here, in generally stating wisdom, eradication, and pleasant abiding in the present life: wisdom is unsurpassed wisdom; eradication is the unshakeable liberation of mind; and pleasant and swift direct knowledge is pleasant abiding in the present life. Regarding "one should know that all practices of an arhat may be named pleasant and swift direct knowledge, and so forth": relying on this latter explanation, one knows that the previous correct practice is unsurpassed. That is to say, pleasant and swift direct knowledge is named based on all practices of an arhat being pleasant and swift direct knowledge, not by distinguishing the four modes of practice in reference to the stages.' Master Da also says: 'All four modes of practice present in the person of this one who is beyond training are collectively termed pleasant and swift direct knowledge, because they are not named pleasant-slow, pleasant-swift, painful-slow, and so forth.'