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Samantbhadra-Bharati [ Chapter 2: The meaning of the secondary and primary is only non-contradictory - therefore, those who consider difference and non-difference to be mutually independent in their opinion, they do not obtain and form contradictions. '
(In such a situation (1) the completely different Buddhists, who accept the difference of objects as the ultimate truth - not non-difference; they consider non-difference to be conventional (imagined) truth and otherwise imagine contradiction; (2) the completely non-different Brahmavadis etc., who consider the non-difference of objects to be essential - not difference; they consider difference to be imagined and otherwise imagine contradiction between the two; (3) the completely nihilistic Buddhists, who do not accept either difference or non-difference as the ultimate truth but consider them to be the subject of conventional imagination; and (4) the dualistic Naiyayikas, who accept both difference and non-difference as truth, but consider both to be mutually independent; all four are not truthful who expound the true object-reality. From the point of view of all these, the meaning of this verse is explained as follows: _ 'Non-difference is the true nature - not the subject of convention (imagination); because it is the object of proof like difference. Difference is the true nature - not the conventional nature, because it is the object of proof, like non-difference. Both difference and non-difference are true natures - not the subject of convention, because they are the object of proof, like their desired reality; and in this way another side is also collected; because those who consider both of them to be conventional and those who consider the object to be void of all dharma (nihilists)
1. This explanation has been given by Shrividyanandacharya in his Ashta Sahasri-tika with the phrase "iti karikaayamarthasangrahaḥ".