注大乘入楞伽經 2.152

2.152

The non-Buddhists speak of the six consciousnesses of the six faculties that can grasp objective realms, holding that they arise from erroneous causes such as an ātman; they do not say that the visual and other consciousnesses arise from causes and conditions such as visible forms, but only falsely assert a creator as the cause of arising; hence they are called non-Buddhists.