說無垢稱經疏 5.682

5.682

贊曰：可毀可壞，故名世間，翻此名出世。了世間空，初既不入，後亦不出。以不入故，無隨生死流。舊云「溢」者，流溢之義。以不出故，亦無散滅離於世間。境既如此，心亦不執。

The Commentary says: That which can be ruined and destroyed is called the mundane; its opposite is called the supramundane. Comprehending that the mundane is empty, initially one does not enter, and subsequently one does not exit. Because of not entering, one does not drift with the flow of saṃsāra. What the old [translation] called 'overflow' has the meaning of flowing and overflowing. Because of not exiting, neither is there dispersion or extinction away from the mundane. Since the object is like this, the mind also does not grasp.