瑜伽師地論略纂 7.76

7.76

略義中，離三界欲，於佛聖旨猶有餘依，即諸無學名為智者。離欲界貪勝進道攝，即第四句，名為不動，已離欲貪，起勝進道故；或第二向并果及第三向，為離欲貪，起勝進道故。其不還果，如泛清池。　又顯解脫、等持、智慧三勝利者，諸解脫觀，觀光明，遠離定障，故成無染；等持觀空、非我，不動；智慧照斷，若泛清池。

In the summary meaning: being free from the desires of the three realms, yet still having a residual basis regarding the Buddha's holy intention—these non-learners are called "the wise." Included in the path of further progress of abandoning desire in the desire realm is the fourth line, termed "unshakeable," because one has already abandoned the desire-attachment and generated the path of further progress; or it refers to the second candidate and fruit, and the third candidate, because to abandon the desire-attachment, they generate the path of further progress. The fruit of the non-returner is like floating on a clear pond. Furthermore, to reveal the three supreme benefits of liberation, samādhi, and wisdom: the liberations contemplate, contemplating light, and abandoning the concentration-hindrance, hence becoming free from defilement; samādhi contemplates emptiness and non-self, [and is] unshakeable; wisdom illuminates and cuts off, like floating on a clear pond.