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瑜伽師地論略纂 7.10

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7.10

Regarding non-existent phenomena as objects of observation: "Owing to other characteristics, whether it is nature of remoteness" refers to remoteness in nature. "Whether it is nature of non-existence" refers to mutual contradiction. "Nature of non-conjunction" refers to the two kinds of remoteness, of place and of time. Alternatively, "nature of remoteness" means that this nature is absent in persons. "Nature of non-existence" means that within a person, this person's aggregate-nature lacks that person's aggregate-nature. "Nature of non-conjunction" means that within this person, defiled and undefiled phenomena of the three natures do not conjoin in a single moment. "Non-existent in the ultimate sense" means that the intrinsic natures expressed by conventional designations are all non-existent based on the ultimate truth.

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