俱舍論疏 10.95

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10.95

On the Śāstra's statement: "Since it is so, if one accepts ... what fault is there in this?": the Sautrāntika shifts its proposition. If the objects differ, one may accept that the consciousness constituting contact is not co-existent with feeling, and accept that the consciousness co-existent with feeling is not itself contact in essence; this is so because the conditions vary. What fault is there in this?

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