俱舍論疏 7.29

English (machine translation) 7.29

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7.29

On the Śāstra's statement: "As the World-Honoured One said: … is inconceivable": future dharmas have no before and after, yet the Buddha knows their before and after; this is inconceivable. It is like a mustard seed containing Mount Sumeru, or a pore containing rivers and oceans. Why? A small thing cannot contain a large one; this is inconceivable and inexplicable. This is just like that: the dharmas have no before and after, yet he knows their before and after; this is inconceivable and also inexplicable.

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