大乘百法明門論開宗義決 1.36

1.36

Regarding "both worldly and transworldly dharmas are non-real," etc.: Question: What difference is there between this and the Mahāyāna doctrine? Answer: Because they cling to all dharmas as definitely being conventionally posited. It is unlike Mahāyāna, wherein both nominal and real are extinguished; they merely say that all dharmas are conventional and not real, without stating the cause of dharmas being non-real. It is unlike the correct principle that all dharmas are produced from mind. Moreover, it differs from the emptiness of ultimate truth, [in which] dharmas do not exist by virtue of the ultimate truth. Therefore, there is a difference from Mahāyāna.