說無垢稱經疏 2.188

2.188

贊曰：下合也。人如菩薩，虛空如所執。人法體無，法為本故，但言法空。其空地者，喻依他性。一切有情造生宮室莊嚴等者，喻彼有情增長饒益，生淨功德證圓成實，即便攝受如是佛土。

Commentary: Below is the application. The person is like the Bodhisattva; empty space is like the imagined [nature]. The essential substance of person and dharmas does not exist; since dharmas are the basis, he merely speaks of the emptiness of dharmas. The "empty ground" is a simile for the other-dependent nature (paratantra-svabhāva). All sentient beings building and generating mansions and adornments is a simile for those sentient beings increasing in benefit, generating pure virtues, and realizing the thoroughly established nature (pariniṣpanna-svabhāva), whereupon he assimilates such a Buddha-land.