楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 4.36

4.36

The Dharma indeed cannot be left unspoken; yet if one attaches to speech, it becomes another illness. Hence he cautions: 'should not be attached to speech.' However, expounding through appropriate expedient means is because sentient beings have different capacities and inclinations, and their afflictions are not uniform; I and all the Buddhas teach like this. Yet the capacities addressed here are indeed not yet those who wish to attain the realm of pratyātmāryajñāna; whenever they can be freed from the vikalpa of the mind and consciousnesses, he preaches for them.