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JKT006 0017.Notes on the Great Collection of Five Madhyamaka Reasonings, entitled Seed of Reasoning..Notes on the Great Collection of Five Madhyamaka Reasonings, entitled Seed of Reasoning..g2.0f

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This is the extraordinary path. As it is said in the Sutra Requested by the Dragon King Anavatapta: "Whatever arises from conditions is not born. In it, there is no nature of arising. Whatever depends on conditions is said to be empty. Whoever knows emptiness is mindful." Therefore, since no dharma is established by its own nature, even though there is no self-character to be refuted, for the time being, regarding the opponent's clinging to existence in what is non-existent, etc., all tenets along with the clinging to reality, any of these reasons can grind them like flour. Therefore, in order to keep in mind the meaning of the Buddha Bhagavan's great lion's roar proclaiming the superiority of the Madhyamikas over all others, one should keep mindfulness close and make the lotus of wisdom fully bloom, which is the most excellent of all methods for taking the essence of leisure and endowment. Thus, it is highly advised. Sarva Da She Yo Bhava Tu. Notes on the "Seed of Reasoning" based on the Five Great Madhyamaka Reasonings.

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