金剛般若波羅蜜經註解 1.275

1.275

一合相者，言眾塵和合為一世界。非一合相者，非性執之一合；是名一合相者，乃離性之一合也。此一合相不可思說，而凡夫不了自生貪著耳。此喻全應是法，法不離應，何一性之有哉？

A "composite mark" refers to the harmonious combination of many dust motes into a single world. "Not a composite mark" means it is not a composite [entity] of grasped intrinsic nature; "is named a composite mark" refers to a combination free from intrinsic nature. This composite mark is inconceivable and ineffable, yet ordinary persons, failing to understand, spontaneously give rise to covetous attachment. This illustrates that the entire response is the dharma, and the dharma is not separate from the response; how could there be any unitary nature?