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Nagarjuna on Emptiness (lemmy.world)
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“There is not a single thing That does not arise interdependently. Therefore there is not a single thing That is not emptiness.

Everything that arises interdependently Is unceasing and unborn, Neither non-existent nor everlasting, Neither coming nor going, Neither multiple nor single, To this teaching that pacifies all complexity, The most sacred speech of the perfect Buddha, I pay homage!”

Root Verses of the Middle Way, XXIV, 19

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[–] Sonor@lemmy.world 1 points 1 day ago

I’m reading about the same idea right now in Dr. Iain McGilchrist’s book right now. Very timely post :)