瑜伽論記 5.32

5.32

Now, based on the broader treatise citing the sūtra: Ānanda went to ask the Elder about the meaning of attaining liberation. The Elder replied that by cultivating two dharmas, one attains the fruition of liberation from the three realms. Ānanda next asked the Elder's five hundred disciples, who answered separately without contradicting the Elder. He went to ask the Tathāgata, and the Tathāgata answered in the same manner as the Elder understood: because of severing all conditioned formations, it is called the 'severance-realm'; because of detaching from all conditioned formations, it is called the 'realm of detachment'; because of extinguishing all conditioned formations, it is called the 'cessation-realm.' This is detailed in that treatise. This Elder and his disciples held views identical to the Tathāgata's answer to Ānanda's question, being equally pervasive, and the teachings and meanings conforming without the slightest discrepancy; therefore it is called 'freedom from dispute.'