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3.7. Treatise on Same-Headedness

Ps 3.7

A forested rocky island and its reflection rest in a misty lake.

PTS vp En 3971. Understanding of the complete cutting off of all ideas, of their cessation, and of their non-reappearance, is knowledge of the meaning of same-headedness.

2. Of all ideas: The five aggregates, … [repeat Tr. I §§ 465–470 without alteration or addition].

End of Treatise on Same-Headedness.

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