瑜伽論記 15.312

15.312

和合中，景云：集會者，如大眾聚，假立名為集會。一義和合者，如立義支具足，亦可諸心心所同起一境，境名為義，名一義和合。圓滿和合者，如彼世間眷屬圓滿。

Regarding harmony, Jing says: "Assembly" refers to, for example, a great assembly gathering together, nominally designated as an assembly. "Harmony of a single meaning (arthatā)" refers to, for example, the members of a proposition being fully equipped; it can also mean that all minds and mental factors arise together toward a single object, the object being called the "meaning," which is termed the harmony of a single meaning. "Complete harmony" refers to, for example, the worldly circle of dependents being complete.