瑜伽論記 6.273

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6.273

In the former part, regarding the phrase 'a mind accompanied by clarity and a mind accompanied by light': water, fire, stars, the moon, medicinal herbs, and jewels are 'clarity' (ming), and the mind that attends to these is called 'a mind accompanied by clarity'. The sun alone is 'light' (guang), and the mind that attends to this light is called 'a mind accompanied by light', because the sun can emit light and cause things that are obscured to be seen, whereas the moon and other things cannot.

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