諸經要集 12.49

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12.49

Furthermore, the Samantapāsādikā says: 'First, form-birth; second, formless-birth. Form-birth can be destroyed; formless-birth cannot be destroyed. The birth of the formless relies upon form-birth. Form and mind mutually rely upon each other to jointly establish the conventional person, which is called birth. Causing what comes before not to induce what comes after, and what comes after not to follow what comes before, is called death.'

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