首楞嚴義疏注經 6.309

6.309

The illusionist is the true nature; it has the aspect of following conditions, hence it is called 'clever'. The illusory art is avidyā. The men and women are the six faculties. The single mechanism is the illusory art: when the mechanism stops, the illusion vanishes, delusion ceases, and the faculties are restored. Alternatively, the illusionist is avidyā; the illusory art is the mind-consciousness; the rest correspond as before. The conjured men and women must have a basis on which they depend, which illustrates the true nature.