俱舍論記 7.41

English (machine translation) 7.41

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7.41

Regarding the passage from "If a phenomenon is to that phenomenon" up to "because the characteristic has no difference": this demonstrates that cognitive objects are fixed. Whether cognized or not cognized, all are called cognitive objects, just as firewood and the like, whether burned or not burned, are all called that which is burned, because their essence has no difference.

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