楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.46

2.46

"Just like flowers in the sky" means that sentient beings give rise to the view of arising and ceasing within the true reality of suchness, just like a diseased eye seeing flowers. "Grasping and what is grasped" refers to the grasper and the grasped; when one does not see marks such as existence, nonexistence, confusion, or error in these realms of faculties and sense objects, then all that has arisen or will arise does not exist at all, being merely nominal conventional expressions.