注大乘入楞伽經 3.160

3.160

The gate of suffering is adduced to refute the ātman; one [reading] says 'like wind and fire.' An ātman implies bliss; now, greedy desire knows no satiety, like a raging fire in the wind that blazes all the more as it meets fuel; failing to attain what is sought, one is afflicted by suffering. Since there is no bliss, we know there is no self.