成唯識論述記 1.643

1.643

述曰：但言色性，即一切色，無有差別。一切色法皆有變礙，為色性故，諸人共許。今立量云：此青、黃等色應無差別；即色性故；如色性。色性，一切色是一，諸色皆色性，故以為喻。問：破一切法即大有、同異，今佛法豈離法外別有大有等耶？答曰：我但破汝之非，非我即為定也。

The Commentary states: If one merely speaks of "the nature of form," it applies to all forms without distinction. All form phenomena possess mutability and obstruction, which constitutes the nature of form—this is mutually accepted by everyone. Now, the syllogism is established as follows: "These blue, yellow, and other forms should have no distinction; because they are identical with the nature of form; like the nature of form." The nature of form is one across all forms, and all forms are the nature of form, so it is used as the example. Question: In refuting that all phenomena are identical with the Great Being and commonality-difference, does the Buddha-Dharma now assert that outside phenomena there separately exists a Great Being and so forth? Answer: I merely refute your errors; it does not mean that I make any definite assertion.