Different translators assume yo refers to dhammaṃ. So like whatever phenomena… But in that assumption, shouldn’t yo be declined in line with dhammaṃ so we get “yaṃ dhammaṃ”?
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I just came to MN 134 in my readings this morning. This list of other suttas will help me understand MN 134, which seemed to end abruptly. Thank you.