注維摩詰經 2.150

2.150

[Kumāra]jīva says: Though blowing, fanning, and surging, now coming and now going, it is merely gathered air circulating; it has no enduring life-span. The body is also like this: inhaling and exhaling, walking, acting, and speaking also move by borrowing breath; there is no life-span. [Seng]zhao says: Enduring constantly without changing is what is called 'life-span'. But external wind is accumulated air billowing and blowing, its movement and rest inconstant. Movement and rest being inconstant, wind has no life-span. Since external wind has no life-span, the internal counterpart may be known.