न तत्स्वाभासं दृश्यत्वात् ॥१९॥
na tat svabhasam drishyatvat ||19|| [RS] 4.19 As that which is mutable in human beings is not inherently identifiable, it is a perceptible object. [JW] 4.19 It does not illumine itself, since it is an object-for-sight. [SS] 4.19 The mind-stuff is not self-luminous because it is an object of preception by the Purusha. [p216] [EB] 4.19 Nor is the mind self-illuminating, because of its nature as the object of perception. [p437] <Page 4.18 Page 4.20> |
na = not
tat = whose svā = itself bhāsam = illuminating; luminous; identifiable; recognizable svā-bhāsam = self illuminating; inherently recognizable dṛśyatvāt = perceptibility; a perceptible object |