楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.43

2.43

"Nothing arises at all, / nor ceases through causes and conditions; / within that arising and ceasing, / the thought of causes and conditions occurs. / It is not that ceasing is denied and then there is re-arising, / or that causal conditions arise in continuity; / it is only to sever the foolishness and confusion / of the conditions of false imagination in ordinary fools. / Dharmas of existent and nonexistent conditioned arising / are all entirely without arising; / deludedly turned about by habitual tendencies, / from this the three realms of existence appear."