注大乘入楞伽經 5.94

5.94

Furthermore, because the fundamental consciousness serves as cause and transforms into the sense faculties, body, seeds, and receptacle world as objective conditions, it is said: "Clinging to the cognitive objects manifested by one's own mind, the mental aggregates arise." This means that from seeds active manifestations arise, and from active manifestations seeds are generated; active manifestations and seeds lack svabhāva, like a sheaf of reeds, mutually serving as cause. Hence it is said: "reciprocally serving as causes."