注大乘入楞伽經 2.144

2.144

If one were to say that the lump of clay and the fine particles of dust are truly different, then the lump of clay should not be formed of fine particles of dust; yet in reality it is formed of them, so one cannot say they are different. If they were truly not different, then there should be no distinction between the lump of clay and the fine particles of dust; since their causes and effects, coarse and subtle, are distinct, one cannot say they are identical either.