楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 3.135

3.135

此頌上續不續不出真妄而已，妄則續、真則不續。若了妄即真，則諸法一如，豈有續不續耶？若於諸法無知，隨語取著，如蠶結網，自縛縛他，無有間斷，由不觀察故也。反而觀之，相續何有？

This verse states that whether there is continuity or no continuity comes down to nothing more than the false and the real: when there is falsity, there is continuity; when there is reality, there is no continuity. If one realizes that the false is identical to the real, then all dharmas are of one suchness—how could there be continuity or non-continuity? If one is ignorant of the dharmas and grasps at them following words, like a silkworm spinning a web, binding oneself and binding others without interruption, this is due to failing to observe. Turn around and observe it—where could continuity be?