大般涅槃經集解 70.65

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70.65

Sengliang states: In the world, space is all-pervading; permanent and impermanent, form and non-form all have space. If this were true of the ātman, it should pervade the permanent, the impermanent, form, and non-form. How could one use a person and a house, which are not all-pervading, as an analogy?

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