說無垢稱經疏 3.74

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贊曰：下之三句，無我故空。二行隨一得入真故，以離我及我所故空無實。知故無我，無我故空。更無有因能作於身，但為風所動故。無我無我所故空。若是我所，必我作故。以彼空行，空我我所故。《對法論》言「蘊界處中，我我所非有，所以成空。」

Commentary: The following three phrases explain that because of selflessness, it is empty. By following either of the two practices, one can enter the truth: because it is free from self and what belongs to a self, it is empty and lacks substantiality. Through knowing it, there is no self; because there is no self, it is empty. There is no other cause that can make the body; it is merely moved by the wind. Because there is no self and nothing belonging to a self, it is empty. If it were what belongs to a self, it would necessarily be made by a self. Because that practice of emptiness empties the self and what belongs to a self, the Abhidharmasamuccaya says: "Within the aggregates, realms, and bases, self and what belongs to a self do not exist; therefore, emptiness is established."