Abhava
Abhava (Skt.). In Hinduism, the non-reality or non-existence of manifest appearances, hence (by the realization that this is so) release (mokṣa) from entanglement in them. In Buddhism, abhava reinforces Nāgārjuna's argument for śūnyatā.
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