瑜伽論記 8.88

8.88

"The perception of resolute conviction (adhimokṣa-saṃjñā)" corresponds in the Hinayana treatises to the mental resolution of taking the distant to be near, and so forth. (Ji says:) Resolving the distant means contracting the long into the short; resolving the near to be distant means extending the short to make it long; resolving gross and subtle forms is altering shape and physical substance; resolving earth and water into one another is altering the four great elements. Here, only the two transformations of visible form and sound are discussed, without treating the remaining sensory objects, as is explained at length in the Buddhabhūmi-śāstra.