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    All phenomena lack any singular identity — Carmelics
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    All phenomena lack any singular identity

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    Thus the second and the third criteria which are mutually entailing prove the entailment of the neither one-nor many argument. Once the entailment[15] of the argument is accomplished, in Śāntarakṣita’s view, all potential loopholes in this argument are addressed. And therefore the argument successfully proves that all phenomena are empty of any intrinsic reality, since they all lack any singular or plural identity.

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