金剛般若經贊述 2.322

2.322

The commentary states: Within this second [part] of explanation: first, interrogating; next, stating its non-existence; finally, clarifying the attachment to reality; this is the first. That is, if the world existed as they cling to it, then it would not be an attachment, for it would be right view and not false. Because they cling to reality where there is no reality, it is a composite whole. “Composite whole” refers to self-grasping—namely, grasping the five aggregates combined together as a single body to be a self; hence it is called a composite whole.