大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 69.13

69.13

Regarding the Commentary's: below "Within the non-arising of phenomena...", this is the seventh, explaining the text, which has two parts: first, general; second, specific. In the general part, the statement "the latter three do not decrease, which is also non-cessation" has roughly two senses: first, it is a specific meaning within non-arising, hence it next says: "subsuming the latter by the former, all are called non-arising"; second, it should also be called receptivity to non-cessation, just as stated in the preceding Commentary. Here it also follows the general, merely saying non-arising. However, this non-arising and non-cessation is the non-increasing and non-decreasing tathatā, which is specifically realized by this ground.