楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 2.77

2.77

In the analogy of the water bubbles, speaking of arising where there is nothing at all has a meaning shared with the preceding analogies. This is because they unfailingly speak of existence where there is no existence, and where correct causes and conditions speak of existence, they conversely speak of annihilation. The inverted views of the tīrthikas are all like this.