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    Supports→Dharmas in post-canonical Abhidharma literature are defined by their svabhāva (intrinsic nature)

    The Mahāvibhāṣā states that intrinsic nature upholds its own identity and does not lose it

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    The term svabhāva/sabhāva does not feature in the sūtras/suttas and its rare mentions in other Sarvāstivāda and Theravāda canonical texts offer no account of dharma as defined by a fixed intrinsic nature that verifies its real existence.[11] This situation changes significantly in the post-canonical literature, in which svabhāva becomes a standard concept extensively used in dharma exegesis. A recurring idea in the exegetical Abhidharma literature from the period of the early vibhāṣā compendia

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