Dighanikaya 34.360

34.360

(Jha) nijjaravatthūnīti nijjarakāraṇāni. Micchādiṭṭhi nijjiṇṇā hotīti ayaṃ heṭṭhā vipassanāyapi nijjiṇṇā eva pahīnā. Kasmā puna gahitāti asamucchinnattā. Vipassanāya hi kiñcāpi jiṇṇā, na pana samucchinnā, maggo pana uppajjitvā taṃ samucchindati, na puna vuṭṭhātuṃ deti. Tasmā puna gahitā. Evaṃ sabbapadesu nayo netabbo.

'(Jha) "Grounds for wearing away" (nijjaravatthūni) means causes for wearing away. "Wrong view is worn away": this, below, was already worn away, abandoned, even by insight. Why is it taken up again? Because it was not eradicated. For through insight, although it is worn away, it is not eradicated; but the path, having arisen, eradicates it and does not allow it to rise again. Therefore it is taken up again. In this way, the method should be applied to all clauses.'