首楞嚴義疏注經 3.29

English (machine translation) 3.29

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3.29

First, refuting arising from the realm: the realm has movement and stillness; if hearing arises from one, it would not hear the other, because in following what produces it, it has arising and extinguishing. Next, refuting arising from the faculty: not depending on movement and stillness, hearing also does not exist. Finally, refuting arising from space: if space possessed hearing, it would itself constitute a faculty; furthermore, if space itself hears, how could it involve the ear?

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