Four great logical arguments of the Middle Way

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The four great logical arguments of the Middle Way (Tib. dbu ma'i gtan tshigs chen po bzhi) are:

  • 1.The investigation of the cause: the Diamond Splinters
  • 2.The investigation of the result: refuting existent or non-existent results
  • 3.The investigation of the essential identity: ‘neither one nor many’
  • 4.The investigation of all: the Great Interdependence
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