法華玄論 2.168

2.168

問：若心有所依既稱有所縛，情無所寄還復染無，其猶逃峯趣壑俱不免於患難。故下經云「若有若無見，具足六十二。」

Question: If the mind having something to rely on is called having something that binds, then when sentient grasping has nothing to rely on, it returns again to clinging to non-existence; this is like fleeing a peak and heading for a ravine—neither escapes peril. Therefore, the lower sūtra states: 'Views of either existence or non-existence / fully encompass the sixty-two [views].'