注大乘入楞伽經 7.151

7.151

If phenomena do not arise, then not the slightest dharma can be apprehended; who then is the Tathāgata? This would fall into the view of non-existence. If one says that grasping non-arising and non-cessation is an alternate name for the Tathāgata, since there is something to be grasped, this would fall into the view of existence. Therefore, he again requests the World-Honoured One to explain it for him, so that he may avoid falling into the two views.