注大乘入楞伽經 6.129

6.129

This clarifies that if anyone, among defiled and pure phenomena such as non-arising and non-perishing, grasps meaning according to words and conceptualizes speech and meaning as identical, this is called positing; if they conceptualize speech and meaning as different, this is called slander. The phrase "because discrimination arises from being different from that" explains the conceptualization of difference. Just as with various illusory events seen, grasping them as real is the false comprehension of foolish persons, not noble ones; this explains the conceptualization of identity.