楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.45

2.45

"In ultimate reality there are no conditions of arising, / nor is there any ceasing; / contemplate all conditioned things / as being like flowers in the sky. / Grasping and what is grasped: / abandon these confusing and deluded views; / nothing has already arisen or will arise, / nor are there causes and conditions. / Everything is utterly non-existent; / these are all mere conventions of speech."