大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 37.47

37.47

Regarding the commentary stating, "Able to abide can be known by analogy": above, four propositions were analyzed; only the proposition of abiding in existence provided both abiding and non-abiding meanings, while the lower three were all abbreviated. If fully providing for abiding in non-existence, one should say: "Also not abiding in non-existence; since non-existence is precisely existence, one can therefore abide in non-existence, tallying with the reality of non-existence." The proposition of both would say: "Therefore one can abide in both existence and non-existence, tallying with the reality of both." The proposition of neither would say: "Therefore one can abide in neither existence nor non-existence, tallying with the reality of neither existence nor non-existence."