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瑜伽論記 2.226

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2.226

If this awareness arises from another nature, then from mind, etc., an awareness of shape and measure would also arise, and not only when taking form as an object; also, when taking form as an object, there would be an awareness of the self as superior or inferior, etc., and not only when taking feeling, etc., as an object would that awareness arise. The two kinds—object and mind—would then become conflated, and a single object such as form would also be the cause for the awareness of feeling, conception, volition, etc. The syllogism is: Form, etc., in your system should be feeling, etc.; because it gives rise to the awareness of being superior, etc.; like feeling, etc.

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