REFLECTION
1. The conventional nature of the mind is clarity and cognizance, meaning the mind can reflect and cognize objects.
2. The conventional nature of the mind is pure: the afflictions have not entered into its nature, although they may temporarily color or
obscure the mind.
3. The body is material in nature; it is like a house, and the mind is its immaterial inhabitant.
4. The ultimate nature of the mind is empty of inherent existence; it lacks any essence that is findable when we search for how the
mind ultimately exists.
1. The conventional nature of the mind is clarity and cognizance, meaning the mind can reflect and cognize objects.
2. The conventional nature of the mind is pure: the afflictions have not entered into its nature, although they may temporarily color or
obscure the mind.
3. The body is material in nature; it is like a house, and the mind is its immaterial inhabitant.
4. The ultimate nature of the mind is empty of inherent existence; it lacks any essence that is findable when we search for how the
mind ultimately exists.
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