楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.245

2.245

"My nirvāṇa is not an essence, / nor is it what is produced or marks; / the consciousness of vikalpa and cognizable objects— / when this ceases, that is my nirvāṇa. / By that cause and that objective support, / the inclinations of mind and so forth form the body; / that which grants the cause is the mind, / serving as the support of the consciousnesses. / Just as when the great flow of water is exhausted / waves do not arise, / so when the mental consciousness ceases, / the various consciousnesses do not arise."