首楞嚴義疏注經 10.86

10.86

"First, this person contemplates the origin of transformations; seeing where there is flux, he calls it change; seeing where there is continuity, he calls it constancy. Seeing where there is what is seen, he calls it arising; not seeing what is seen, he calls it ceasing. Where the causal nature of continuity is uninterrupted, he calls it increase; where there is separation in the very midst of continuity, he calls it decrease. Where each arises, he calls it existence; where each mutually disappears, he calls it nonexistence. Comprehensively contemplating them through principle, with application of mind he sees them distinctively."