宗鏡錄 51.29

English (machine translation) 51.29

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51.29

Answer: Excluding the matter not universally established by the two traditions, one takes the remaining all forms of matter jointly accepted by proponent and opponent together as consciousness-only. Therefore, the commentary on Hetuvidyā states: 'Because all the remaining jointly accepted forms of matter of both parties are established as consciousness-only.' The predicate-phrase of the thesis states: 'definitely not separate from visual consciousness,' which is a universally established qualifier (prasiddha-viśeṣaṇa).

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