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## Samantabhadra-Bharati
**Chapter 2**
"To say 'it is unutterable' is not possible either, because by saying that, it becomes 'utterable', not remaining unutterable. Because in the acceptance of the completely 'unutterable', no speech-behavior can occur."
**[Verse 33]**
"The separateness and oneness, being independent, are non-existent due to two reasons. Separateness does not exist without oneness, and oneness does not exist without separateness. Therefore, oneness and separateness, not being opposed to each other due to their relativity, are real in the same way as the means (cause) is real due to its relativity with its own nature, existence in the similar, and difference from the dissimilar, as well as the difference in the form of affirmation and negation."
**[Verse 34]**
"(If it is said that due to the direct refutation of oneness and the refutation of separateness by its inherent nature, there is no object for perception, then how can oneness and separateness be experienced in all substances? This is not correct, because) from the point of view of equality in existence, all (living beings and other substances) are one. Therefore, oneness is not without an object because its object of perception is the common essence of existence. And from the point of view of the difference in substances, etc., - substance, quality, and karma, or substance, space, time, and..."