The Central Conception of Buddhism and the Meaning of the Word "Dharma" c19.s2.47
The Central Conception of Buddhism and the Meaning of the Word "Dharma" c19.s2.47
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c19.s2.47
On the other hand, it is impossible that feelings and other (mental phenomena), which have no atomic structure, should be divided into fragments. If remembered, they likewise are remembered in that very form in which they did appear and were experienced. And, if you suppose that they continue to exist in the same form, they must be eternal. If they do not, it will be proved that (a non-existent feeling) may be apprehended (by memory) just as well (as an existent one is apprehended by self-perception).