維摩經略疏垂裕記 4.162

4.162

Second, refuting with the aid of wind. Regarding "hence the Mahāsaṃnipāta says," and so forth, Jingxi states: mental thoughts pull the wind; all are due to the mind as the predominant condition. Hence the previous meanings are all generated from the combination of the mind and the four great elements, giving rise to various attachments. In order to break the attachments of outsiders and internal practitioners, they are each refuted; they do not exist when combined. Regarding "hands and feet not following," "following" (遂) means advancing.