Sarvadarshanasangraha 16.110

Sarvadarśanasaṅgraha 16.110

Language: Sanskrit

16.110

api cāsaty apy arthe jñānaprādurbhāvābhyupagame samīcīnasthale ’pi jñānānāṃ svagocaravyabhicāraśaṅkāṅkurasaṃbhavena niraṅkuśo vyavahāro lupyate/ tad āha:

Moreover, if the arising of cognition is admitted even in the absence of an object, then even in veridical cases, because of the possible sprouting of doubt concerning the deviation of cognitions from their objects, unhindered worldly activity would be destroyed. Thus he said:
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