楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.205

2.205

"Mahāmati, as for the innate: the srotāpanna's view of self [is severed] because the four skandhas of one's own and others' bodies lack material characteristics, because matter arises from that which creates and that which is created, because they have the characteristic of mutually dependent causes, and because the great elements and matter do not aggregate; when the srotāpanna contemplates that the categories of existence and nonexistence do not appear, the view of self is severed. When the view of self is thus severed, craving does not arise; this is called the characteristic of the view of self."