瑜伽論記 6.27

6.27

"Liberation" refers to the fruit; "capable of ripening" refers to the causes, namely tranquility, insight, and so forth. Both this fruit and these causes are what is ripened, and wisdom is that which ripens; because it is capable of ripening them, it is called the "maturation of wisdom." Regarding "because wisdom in the concentrated mind operates purely regarding the objective domain of the knowable": this explains how the factor of śamatha is accomplished through wisdom. If the concentrated mind lacks wisdom, its realization of the objective domain is unclear and hindrances and taints are not eliminated; because wisdom provides realization and can eliminate hindrances, the concentrated mind reaches fulfillment; hence it is called "accomplishment through wisdom."