Buddhadharma: The Practitioner's Quarterly

Dharmakirti and the Mechanics of Living and Dying

positive argument for rebirth lies in his invocation of the notion of a homogeneous cause (sabhagahetu), that is, a cause of the same general type. A common example of a homogeneous cause is an apple seed, which inevitably will produce an apple tree, and not a mango, papaya,

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