成唯識論演祕 6.115

6.115

釋曰：即那含人依六行道，欣上厭下得無色定不斷色染。勝進道者，即六行道；對前斷道得勝進名，然由能入無色解脫方入滅定。第三句者，謂即此行者勤求離欲依斷結道，漸次能入無色界寂靜解脫定。第四句者，謂除上爾所相，答如《疏》中會，或唯識師云：我不以雜集之言以為定量，何得以彼而為難耶？

Explanation: That is, an anāgāmin who relies on the path of six practices, aspiring to the higher and reviling the lower, attains formless absorption without severing defilements of the form realm. The 'path of higher progress' is precisely the path of six practices; in contrast to the previous path of severing, it receives the name 'higher progress'; yet only by being able to enter formless liberation can one enter the attainment of extinction. The third proposition refers to this practitioner who diligently seeks separation from desire, relying on the path of severing fetters, and gradually becomes able to enter the tranquil liberation-absorption of the formless realm. The fourth proposition refers to excluding the above characteristics. The resolution is as reconciled in the Commentary; or, as a Vijñapti-mātra master says: 'I do not take the words of the Abhidharmasamuccaya-vyākhyā as an authoritative measure (pramāṇa); why use it to raise an objection?'