Hi Ron,
Looks a little confusing ... visually? Maybe it was the editor.
Marsha
Ron:
the tetra lemma supports this as well,
Neither from itself nor from another, nor from both, nor without a cause
does anything whatever anywhere arise (Garfield's translation)
Here X refers to any arbitrary thing in reality, and thus the following
four logical propositions are rejected by Nagarjuna:
Things arise out of themselves
X
Things arise out of something else
not X
They arise out of both
Both X and not X
Without cause
Neither X nor not X
Nagarjuna used the tetralemma to illustrate the seemingly contradictory
nature of reality.
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