A definition of ultimate reality that depends on a privileged cognitive mode contradicts the Madhyamaka thesis that ultimate reality is not an object of any consciousness, pure or otherwise.

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Cognitive mode(the main claim is that indistinct representation is a fundamentally different mode than rational thinking): A distinct way or style that the mind works—like how daydreaming is a different cognitive mode from concentrated studying, each involving different mental processes.
Madhyamaka(Buddhist metaphysics applied to ethics): The philosophical view that nothing exists ultimately; for Śāntideva, the deepest expression of the Buddha's message
Object of consciousness(as used in epistemology and philosophy of mind): Something that your mind can directly think about, perceive, or be aware of on its own.
Privileged(suggesting that body size shouldn't be treated as more important than other properties): Given special treatment or considered more important or fundamental than other things.

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