注大乘入楞伽經 6.83

6.83

From here below, Mahāmati adduces the two truths—conventional and ultimate—to elucidate their parallel standing. "If it is so" refers to the World-Honoured One's preceding reply. It means: if it is so, that which is seen in conventional truth, where the various external objects fall into the marks of existence and non-existence, is itself inherently free from existence and non-existence, transcending the marks of views of the four propositions.