注大乘入楞伽經 3.24

English (machine translation) 3.24

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3.24

Because it was stated above that a hare's horns and the like are free from existence and non-existence due to mutual dependence, and when analyzing the ox's horns down to subtle atoms they are sought but unfindable, in order to abandon those delusive views, Mahāmati again asks the Buddha: since one who is free from views does not form the thought that an ox has horns, does one not, by inferential comparison and relativity, likewise falsely calculate and speak of non-existence?

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