大毘盧遮那成佛經疏 2.85

2.85

第五十六「云何彌盧等心？謂常思惟心高舉為性」者，如須彌山高絕眾峯，無能出其上者。此人心亦爾，常以高舉為性，乃至師僧父母等所應尊敬處皆不能下意，猶如高幢不可屈撓。若欲撓之要必當折，終不改其常操。以忍辱謙卑，於一切眾生作大師想，為所對治。

As for the fifty-sixth, “What is the Meru-like mind? Its nature is to constantly contemplate elevating the mind”: Just as Mount Sumeru towers above all peaks and none can surpass it, this person's mind is also like this: its nature is constantly to elevate itself, up to being unable to humble itself before masters, monks, parents, and other objects of respect, just like a high banner that cannot be bent. If one wishes to bend it, it must break; in the end it does not alter its customary demeanor. Taking forbearance and humility, and regarding all sentient beings as great masters, is the antidote.