仁王般若經疏 2.99

2.99

"Conventional truth is conventional and deceptive, existing because of illusions and transformations; up to the six destinies being illusions and transformations, sentient beings seeing illusions and transformations, and illusions and transformations seeing illusions and transformations. The form and mind of Brahmins, Kṣatriyas, Vaiśyas, Śūdras, the ātman, and so forth are called the truth of illusion. As for the dharmas of the truth of illusion, before a Buddha appears in the world they have no names and no meanings, being called illusory dharmas. Illusions and transformations have no names, no substantial characteristics, no names of the three realms, and no names of good and evil karmic retributions or of the six destinies."