楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 3.208

3.208

"Or some perceive and know that the svalakṣaṇa and sāmānyalakṣaṇa of internal and external dharmas have an indestructible existence in the past, future, and present, and conceive the notion of nirvāṇa. Or some say that when all dharmas of self, person, sentient being, and life span are destroyed, this is the notion of nirvāṇa. Or, with their wisdom evilly burned by tīrthikas, some see the svabhāva (prakṛti) and the puruṣa, and that there is an interval between the two—that what arises from the puruṣa is called svabhāva, like the comparison of the primal darkness—and that the guṇas transform and the guṇas are the agents, and they conceive the notion of nirvāṇa. Or some say the exhaustion of merit and demerit, or some say the exhaustion of all afflictions, or some say wisdom, or some see Īśvara as the real creator of birth and death, and conceive the notion of nirvāṇa.