肇論新疏 1.148

1.148

此出凡情見淺也。但見年去，不知形亦隨變。少壯既殊、百年形異，執乎一體，誠為倍迷。若知少壯不互有、年年不相到，隨遇隨空，何有遷耶？

This reveals the shallowness of ordinary feelings. They only see that the years pass away, unaware that the bodily form also changes along with them. Youth and maturity being already distinct, and the forms over a hundred years being different, to cling to them as a single body is truly double delusion. If one realizes that youth and maturity do not possess each other, and that year by year they do not reach one another, being empty as they are encountered, how could there be any moving?