仁王般若經疏 2.103

2.103

"As for dharmas of the conventional designation of relativity: all are called relative, and are also called indeterminate relativity, like dharmas such as the five colors, and dharmas such as existence and non-existence. All dharmas are conventionally established by conditions; the simultaneous causes and effects of sentient beings, the non-simultaneous causes and effects, the good and evil of the three times, and all illusions and transformations—these are the sentient beings of the truth of illusion."