楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 4.10

4.10

"The Tathāgata is likewise neither different nor not different from the skandhas. If he were not different from the skandhas, he would be impermanent; if he were different, skillful means would be empty. If they were two, there would be difference. Just as ox horns are not different due to their similarity, yet are different due to differences in length, so too are all dharmas. Mahāmati! Just as the right horn of an ox is different from the left horn, and the left horn is different from the right horn, and their lengths and various colors are each different, Mahāmati! The Tathāgata is neither different nor not different from the skandhas, dhātus, and āyatanas."