The History of Buddhist Thought c22.26

c22.26

For the threefold world is seen by the Tathāgata as it really is: it is not born, it dies not, it passes not away, it arises not, it transmigrates not, it attains not Nirvāṇa. It is not real, not unreal, not existent, not non-existent, not thus, not otherwise, not false, not unfalse, not otherwise, not thus.