瑜伽師地論略纂 7.26

7.26

第十一段一頌，明阿賴耶識譬如池派流。此顯不一義；《楞伽經》說：如海遇風緣，境等風所擊等頌，顯不異義。故彼此文，義無乖返。又此據本末義，彼據體用義，二義皆成不一異義。

In the eleventh section, which has one verse, it explains that the ālayavijñāna is like a pool branching into streams. This shows the meaning of non-identity. The Laṅkāvatāra-sūtra states verses such as 'Just as the ocean meets with the condition of wind / Struck by winds such as the sense-objects...', which show the meaning of non-difference. Therefore, between these texts, the meanings do not conflict. Moreover, this [text] is based on the meaning of root and branch, whereas that [sūtra] is based on the meaning of substance and function; both meanings establish the principle of being neither identical nor different.