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大乘入道次第開決 1.181

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Regarding "Falsely grasping that the six sense objects are produced by another outside of consciousness": For the Hīnayāna, they say that they are formed by the subtle atoms of the four great elements induced by the power of karma. For non-Buddhists, there are also those who say they are formed of subtle atoms, such as the Lokāyata. There are also non-Buddhists who each separately grasp that Mahābrahmā, time, space, the primordial limit, nature, space, the self, etc., exist; according to what they grasp, these seven are permanent, truly existent, endowed with all functions, and generate all dharmas. This is precisely falsely grasping that dharmas such as the six sense objects are produced by another outside consciousness.

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