楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.63

2.63

In the answer, first the Dharma is stated generally, having two points: first, not knowing cittadṛśyamātra, within the aggregate-body they see external dharmas, grasp at internal and external natures, give rise to the view of identity regarding common marks, give rise to the view of difference regarding particular marks, give rise to the view of both based between these two, and give rise to the view of neither apart from these two. Existence and nonexistence, permanence and impermanence are all like this. Second, the habitual causes of svabhāva give rise to wrong clingings and false views perfumed by past habituation. Below there are twelve similes in all, each having the doctrine, the simile, and the application, not without similarities and differences, which will be pointed out individually following the text.