金師子章雲間類解 1.67

1.67

The Great Sūtra states: 'The nature of the aggregates cannot be extinguished; therefore it is said to be unarisen.' It also states: 'Because it is empty, it cannot be extinguished; this is the meaning of non-arising.' The Commentary states: Non-arising is the essence of the Buddha-dharma; all sūtras and treatises explain the principle of non-arising. The Laṅkāvatāra states that all dharmas do not arise, and the Madhyamakaśāstra takes non-arising as the cardinal tenet and essence of the treatise.