楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.238

2.238

"Mahāmati, the various forms of the noble ones are like illusions, free from the designations of difference and non-difference; they are also like the body of a man in a dream or a shadow, because they are free from difference and non-difference. Mahāmati, the realm of noble wisdom is the same as the appearance of skandha-vikalpa; this is called the svalakṣaṇa of the skandhas. You should eliminate it; having eliminated it, teach the peaceful Dharma and cut off the views of all tīrthikas in all Buddha-lands. Mahāmati, when teaching the peaceful Dharma, the view of the selflessness of dharmas is purified, and one enters the Immovable Stage. Having entered the Immovable Stage, one attains mastery of immeasurable samādhis and attains the mind-made body; one attains the illusion-like samādhi, thoroughly penetrates the ultimate, attains mastery over powers and clarities, and rescues, gathers, and benefits all sentient beings, just as the great earth supports and nurtures sentient beings; the bodhisattva-mahāsattva's universal rescue of sentient beings is also like this."