淨名經集解關中疏 2.63

2.63

"Furthermore, these dharmas mutually do not know each other; when arising, they do not say 'I arise,' and when ceasing, they do not say 'I cease.'" This examines dharmas mutually not knowing one another. [Seng]zhao says: "The ten thousand things are varied and intricate, yet who causes their gathering and dispersal? When conditions combine, they arise; when conditions disperse, they separate. Gathering and dispersing have no prior [intent]; hence dharmas do not know each other."