1.41
. When the agitations of the mind are under control, the mind
becomes like a transparent
crystal
and has the power of becoming whatever form is presented knower, act
of knowing, or
what
is known.
1.42
. The argumentative condition is the confused mixing of the word,
its right meaning, and
knowledge.
1.43
. When the memory is purified and the mind shines forth as the
object alone, it is called non-argumentative.
1.44
. In this way the meditative and the ultra meditative having the
subtle for their objects are
also
described.
1.45
. The province of the subtle terminates with pure matter that has no
pattern or distinguishing mark.
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