注大乘入楞伽經 6.85

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Saying that ultimate truth is also like conventional truth in falling into the four propositions of existence and non-existence means that it is precisely free from the four propositions of existence and non-existence. "Free from all sensory faculties, valid cognitions, theses, reasons, and examples" means that the ultimate truth is free from the various faculties of false conceptualization, as well as the marks of the three forms of valid cognition and the theses, reasons, and examples of the five-part syllogism.

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注大乘入楞伽經 — Classical Chinese