瑜伽師地論略纂 12.35

12.35

The treatise says, "Furthermore, like an illusion or a dream, they do not truly exist as they appear," and so forth: above, it clarified the simile of true suchness being like space, and activities of form being like the imagined [nature]; from here below, it illustrates that the other-dependent [nature] is like an illusion and the like. What is grasped through imagination does not exist, like grasping a real person; but its nominal resemblance is not non-existent, which is the other-dependent [nature].