首楞嚴義疏注經 2.44

2.44

耆婆此云命，西國風俗皆事長命天神，子生三歲即謁彼廟，謝求得也。此以年問見者，意明年變見不變也。

Jīva is translated here as 'life.' The custom in Western regions is to worship a deva of longevity; when a child is born and reaches three years of age, they visit that shrine to give thanks for having obtained the child. Inquiring about seeing in terms of years here is intended to clarify that while years change, seeing does not change.