金剛般若經贊述 2.85

2.85

Therefore, the two vehicles possess attachment to dharmas, and being bound by nirvāṇa, they immediately take hold of quiescence; ordinary beings possess attachment to birth, and being bound by saṃsāra, they cannot escape. Bodhisattvas are endowed with great compassion and wisdom, and therefore are not bound by the two extremes; hence they are called 'non-abiding'. If one practices yet has attachment, then one is bound by nirvāṇa; if one does not practice yet has attachment, one is bound by saṃsāra, and this is called 'having an abiding'. One must blaze forth in practicing the three while not giving rise to the attachment of 'I am able', before one can abide in the non-abiding path.