注大乘入楞伽經 3.22

3.22

From 'Analyzing...' below, it next separately refutes falling into the view of existence. If one grasps that an ox has horns, when analyzing the ox's horns down to subtle atoms, what real substance is there such that one asserts existence? Therefore the verse below says: 'Because non-existence depends on existence, it is non-existent; this non-existence does not constitute non-existence. Existence depending on non-existence is also like this; they arise mutually causing one another.' This means none are real. That the sphere of noble wisdom is free from those views means that those who see in accordance with reality are completely free from the existence of the view of existence and eternalism, and also free from the non-existence of wrong views and annihilationism; therefore it concludes by exhorting that one should be free from discrimination.