In general, all phenomena, including minds, are objects because they are objects of knowledge, but some objects, namely expressive sounds, persons, and minds, are also object-possessors.
An edition of Understanding the Mind
(1993)
Understanding the Mind
The Nature and Power of the Mind
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by Kelsang Gyatso
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