瑜伽論記 11.291

11.291

基云：據相而論，人皆可得受，是不希奇，若意而論，不辭此事名希奇法。又自類相望不希奇，二乘相望甚希奇，默而無味者，謂默無言說，默者實是樂味，但為有情而說正法。又自入涅槃，此默實是樂味，為有情故而說正法。

Ji states: "Judged by appearance, it is something anyone can experience, so it is unexceptional; if judged by intention, not declining this matter is termed an exceptional dharma. Furthermore, viewed in comparison to one's own kind, it is unexceptional, but viewed in comparison to the two vehicles, it is extremely exceptional. 'Silent and without taste' means being silent and without speech. This silence is in truth a delightful taste, yet for the sake of sentient beings, one speaks the true Dharma. Moreover, personally entering nirvāṇa—this silence is in truth a delightful taste, yet for the sake of sentient beings, one speaks the true Dharma."