淨名經集解關中疏 2.446

2.446

"It is neither this nor that; it is neither by means of this nor by means of that; it cannot be known through wisdom; it cannot be cognized through consciousness." / Because phenomena have no characteristics of this or that, it is neither that nor this. Because the sage has no grasping to this or that, it is neither by means of this nor by means of that. Moreover, since it cannot be fathomed by the wisdom of the two vehicles, how could ordinary consciousness cognize it?