瑜伽師地論略纂 12.34

12.34

The treatise says, "Just as in space numerous forms and activities of form can be found, accommodating all forms and activities of form," and so forth: this simile compares true suchness to space, and the imagined [nature] to form and so on. As explained below, it merely dispels all the apparent forms and activities of form of the imagined nature, and realizes the space-like nature of true suchness.