phenomenal appearance having arisen as mind, this very mind is [understood to be produced by a mistake ("bhrāntyā"), i.e. the appearance of an object where there is no object to be grasped; ascertaining that this is like a dream, in order to abandon this mistake, all appearances of objects that are blue and yellow and so on are abandoned or destroyed ("parihṛ-"); then, the appearance of the world ("viśvapratibhāsa") that is ascertained to be oneself ("ātmaniścitta") is seen to be like the stainless sky on an autumn day at noon: appearanceless, unending sheer luminosity.