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## Chapter 2: It Does Not Become All
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Samantbhadra-Bharati
[Chapter 2] It does not become all - that is, the sequential flow of **paryayas** (stages of existence) with their progressive results does not occur. The simultaneous existence of **sahabhavi dharmas** (co-existent qualities) like form, taste, etc., which are produced and destroyed together, does not occur either. The unity of **sahadharmis** (co-existent qualities) with the same result does not occur, nor does dying and going to the afterlife, or a single being taking on another birth or body. Similarly, the existence of a single being in the stages of childhood, youth, and old age does not occur. And (with the use of the conjunction "cha") knowledge based on similarity and unity, like **pratyabhijnana** (recognition), does not occur either.
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"If knowledge is considered completely different from the object of knowledge, both are false. If there is no knowledge, how can the object of knowledge, both external and internal, exist? (O valiant Jina!) How can it exist for those who hate you - for the **Vaisheshika** and others who hold the view of complete separation?"
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"If words are considered to have only general meaning, then there is no room for specific meaning. Without general meaning, all words are false."