Abhidharmakosabhasyam, Volume IV

1150 Chapter Seven
It is produced by Immovable Arhats {akopyadharman, vi. 56)
and not by others: for others are not capable of radically cutting off
their own defilements (they are in fact subject to falling) and so
they cannot arrest the defilements of others.
36d. It is produced by humans.
It is produced by humans, for it is only a being in the human
realm of rebirth who can cultivate it in the Three Dvipas.
36e. It relates to the defilements of Kamadhatu, is future,
and has a real object.
It bears on the defilements of others, in Kamadhatu, in the
future, and "has a real object" {savastuka), "May no defilements
arise in others with respect to me!" The savastuka defilements are
craving, anger, etc., which are abandoned through Meditation
(vi. 58).
The avastuka defilements of others (vi. 58), which are
abandoned through Seeing, are not susceptible of being arrested,
for the universal {sarvatraga) defilements (v. 12), which exist in
the totality of their sphere, also exist in the series of another. 212
As is the Samadhi Absence of Contention,
37a-b. So too the Knowledge Resulting from Resolution;
[but it has all for its object]. 213
Like the Samadhi Absence of Contention, the Knowledge
Resulting from Resolution is, by nature, conventional knowledge;
like Absence of Contention, it exists in the Fourth Dhyana, it is
produced in the series of an Immovable One, and it is meditated
upon by a being in the human realm of rebirth.