Verse 335

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US-P17.012ab ।US-P17.012cd ॥

In plain words

And whatever is seen, in whatever form it appears, becomes fit at once to be a word for the mind. This whole world is like that — imagined into being by a mind already in error.

Close to the Sanskrit

And what is seen, too, in accordance with whatever form it has, becomes fit for a word of the intellect; thus this entire world is imagined by erring cognition.