Chapter 3: The Ten Mysteries and the Grammar of Mutual Containment¶

[PLANNED] This chapter has not yet been written; what follows is a skeleton. The skeleton is laid out at full-treatment scale: the brief version walks only the trunk of each item, and a later expansion thickens the same outline without restructuring.

• The ten gates, new set; Indra's net and the limit of the simile.
• Two connectives parsed: mutual entry (interpenetrating function) and mutual identity (sameness of body); the latter presses directly on the identity criteria and the restricted Leibniz law of Part 18.
• "Containing one another yet not the same": the clause that keeps individuation alive, if it holds.