金剛經纂要刊定記 6.75

6.75

Regarding "accordance and discordance," and so forth: the mind of the single dharma-realm is fundamentally non-abiding and fundamentally empty and quiescent; the Buddha's wisdom is empty and non-abiding, hence called in accordance; the deluded consciousness abides and is not empty, hence called discordant. What is called 'not empty' is merely that deluded consciousness is not empty, not that it is truly not empty. If one forgets mental graspings and penetrates it, then there is nothing that cannot be understood by metaphor.