注大乘入楞伽經 3.21

English (machine translation) 3.21

Language: English

3.21

From 'How...' below, it separately investigates and refutes falling into the view of non-existence. Asking how a hare's horns are free from existence and non-existence, it refutes by saying that they mutually depend. That the hare's horns are non-existent is because the ox's horns are existent; if there were no ox's horns, based on what would one say they are non-existent?

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