首楞嚴義疏注經 2.100

2.100

Worldly people do not know that it is fundamentally the progressive coarse movement of avidyā; taking this turbid and agitated appearance to be the true nature of mind, once they adhere to this delusion, they decisively never change it. They say, "My mind is within the physical body," thereby giving rise to the distinction between sentient and insentient, and the difference between possessing nature and lacking nature, taking the false mind to be the Buddha-mind—what a base view!