大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 37.30

37.30

Regarding the Commentary's 'Having a view of non-origination is, like the world, not real': because above it says knowing the world is entirely unproduced, now repeating these words it says: if vision sees the world, it means seeing that the world is unproduced. Since one has this view, the view is itself origination, and therefore, like the world, is not real. Hence an ancient said: 'Unproduced does not ultimately abide; the ten thousand phenomena futilely drift and spread. If one forms an understanding of non-origination, one is again bound by non-origination.' This is its meaning.