瑜伽師地論略纂 5.22

5.22

Third, in explaining the Sūtra on the Six Elements of Renunciation, the text has four parts: first, citing the sūtra to verify and explain; next, clarifying the aspects of distinct elimination; third, resolving objections; fourth, explaining the distinction between the five and six elements. Regarding "Therefore, benevolence and the like are not the direct antidotes to ill will, harmfulness, and so forth," this shows that the beginner in practice still gives rise to arrogance and has not eliminated doubts; in order to subdue these and make them abandon wrong attachments, this element is established.