anupalambha

tained, or the not being perceptible, ascertainable; e. g.

tadanupalabdheranupalambhādāvaraṇopalabdhiḥ ‘the perception of a

covering is from the non-perception there of not being percep-

tible’. See anupalabdhi and anupalabdhisama. E. a neg. and upalambha.

inconceivability; inconceivable (see s.v. upalambha); often

substantially non-reality or without reality: °bha-dharma-

kṣānti RP 12.2; opposed to the heresy (dṛṣṭi) of upa-

lambha; anopalambha dharma śrutva kāṅkṣa nāsya

vidyate, niḥsattva eti sattvadharma nātra ātma vidyate

RP 12.10; °bha-śūnyatā Mvy 948, emptiness that consists in

inconceivability (unreality, of everything); śūnyatānu-

palambheṣu dharmeṣu KP 97.3, in regard to states of being

which because of voidness (so Tib., stoṅ pa ñid kyis) are

inconceivable (unreal); śūnyatānupalambhā(ṃ)ś (here noun,

Tatpur.) ca dharmeṣu śrutvā KP 123.6; of dharma as the

‘law’ preached by the Buddha, śūnyatānupalambhas, in-

conceivable because of voidness LV 395.22 and (Lefm.)

392.16 (here most mss. °tānupacchedaḥ, also interpretable);

anupalambha-vihāra-vihāriṇāṃ Gv 471.8 (parallel: niḥpra-

pañca-vih°); anupalambha-yogena bhāvayati Mvy 971

(opp. of upalambha-yogena, s.v. upalambha); anopalam-

bhaṃ āryāṇa gotraṃ KP 137.11 (vs).