金剛般若經贊述 2.263

2.263

The Commentary says: This is within the second [part], establishing his own position. First, he consoles their minds and reveals the true principle; next, he establishes that there is no real delivering and explains that the provisional self is not real. This is the first. That is to say, within true reality there are no sentient beings that can be delivered by the Tathāgata; in accordance with external transformation, one may provisionally borrow [the notion of] sentient beings.