瑜伽師地論略纂 9.46

9.46

The treatise says: "Or there are conditioned formations that, having been destroyed, even any remaining shadow is entirely unattainable." This is the opponent's objection: "If, after this ceases, another dharma arises, it could be explained as before. But if, after this dharma ceases, no other dharma arises, what then? For instance, when boiling down water, in the end there is no water; when fire burns the world, in the end there are no ashes. Fire boils down water; the fire that boils the water thus serves as a condition for the exhaustion of the boiled water, and so forth. Therefore we know that the dharma of ceasing can indeed have conditions."