首楞嚴義疏注經 4.196

4.196

The one is already a reflection, yet it appears following along. When a reflection further manifests a reflection, what real basis could there be for raising an objection? It is merely that which is made clear that further manifests the seven great elements; the great [elements] and the false objects are merely a single reflection, with no reality to be attained, hence it is said to be 'round-about and false.'