By the nearness of which the totality shines forth by itself, then this
Is thus perceptible wisdom and is marked out as non-invisible.
Commentary
In the Pramana Lakshana Madhvacharya says, "Perception is what the senses when not faulty bring near at hand." What is perceived must come within the purview of the senses. What shines forth is the entire objective world, which is non-invisible, and which is perceived. The sage describes perceptible wisdom as non-invisible. This form of wisdom is also limited and conditioned because it belongs only to the senses which themselves are limited.