瑜伽論記 6.79

6.79

Having first attained the mundane purity of the four roots of goodness, one is then able to initially enter the direct realization of the truths. Light arises and darkness ceases, obstacles are forthwith eliminated; to realize penetrating wisdom, one contemplates the joyful conditions and matters previously attained; to sever and eliminate impediments, one again practices the kind of path previously attained. By this means one is then able to enter the stage of non-learning, realizing the pure path and the virtues of its fruition. This is the sequential summary of the meaning here.