Nyāya Sūtras 321
Nyāyabhāṣya 321
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321.2
yad uktaṃ na kvacic charīrāvayave cetanāyā anutpattir iti sā ---
As to what was said—that there is no part of the body where consciousness does not arise—that [is refuted]:
321.3
na keśanakhādiṣv anupalabdheḥ ||
[NyS 3.2.51] [It is] not [so], because of non-apprehension [of consciousness] in hair, nails, and so forth.
321.4
keśeṣu nakhādiṣu cānutpattiś cetanāyā iti anupapannaṃ śarīravyāpitvam iti//51//
Since consciousness does not arise in hair, nails, and so forth, pervasiveness of the body is untenable.
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- Nyāyavārttika — Uddyotakara, Sanskrit
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