瑜伽論記 8.261

8.261

Fifth, one's own level and superior progress: Ancient commentaries state: The first eight are one's own level, and the latter two are superior progress. If spoken of comprehensively, the accomplishment of the ten dharmas is in all cases one's own level, and aspiring to practice them is in all cases superior progress. Now we explain: This is not so. There is no such indication in the treatise text. The initial gotra is solely one's own level, while the remaining nine apply to both one's own level and superior progress: looking back to what precedes they are superior progress, and looking forward to what succeeds they are one's own level.