大般涅槃經集解 52.30

52.30

Sengzong states: This is the second objection. 'Just as when a person sees a painted woman' guards against and refutes the explanation. Others commonly explain: 'Encountering conditions, craving arises; craving stems from the object, so why must it be in the mind?' If one provides this explanation, now it is refuted again with an analogy. When craving arises toward a painted woman, how could this painting be craving? One should know it is in the mind.