注大乘入楞伽經 4.206

4.206

如恒河水，餓鬼見為火，無火處見火，即是見他好人不見者。以譬愚夫無虛妄處見有虛妄，即是見他聖人不見者。是故，諸聖於虛妄法，悉離顛倒有無見故。

Just as with the water of the Ganges, which hungry ghosts see as fire—seeing fire where there is no fire is seeing what other healthy people do not see. This is a metaphor for fools seeing illusion where there is no illusion, which is seeing what other noble ones do not see. Therefore, all noble ones are free from inverted views of existence and non-existence regarding illusory phenomena.