瑜伽論記 6.480

6.480

In the initial listing of the four cognitive objects: 1. Cognitive object with conceptual differentiation: this is the objective aspect grasped by wisdom in the samādhis of heat and the rest, resembling the original object, and is termed a mental image; since the nature of wisdom is conceptual differentiation, it is called a conceptually differentiated image. 2. Cognitive object without conceptual differentiation: this is the objective aspect of the mind in samādhis of heat and the rest; since samādhi is free of conceptual differentiation, it is called an image without conceptual differentiation. 3. Limit of phenomena: situated at the path of seeing, the tathatā that is cognized is called the limit of phenomena. 4. Fulfillment of what was to be done: situated at the stage of non-learning, because one attains mastery over the preceding three cognitive objects, it is called the fulfillment of what was to be done.