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Thus, it was created without elaboration, and it captivates all mindful minds into a state of unmindfulness. This practice song called "Doha Treasure," which definitively establishes the meaning of Dharmata through symbols and methods without omission, the concluding remark is "It is complete." The intention of the Sugatas of the three times, although not the object of the mind, pervades all sentient beings with the compassion of equality. The spontaneously accomplished three bodies, free from hope and fear, the nature of samsara is naturally pure. Thoughts free from effort, the self-liberation of realization is the essence of meaning. The object of following after mindfulness is far from meaning. Sentient beings have not attained Buddhahood in the meaning of the nature of reality. I obtained it from the heart of the solitary retreat benefactor Vajrapani. Whoever holds the words of the unborn great bliss madman to be true. With this slightly composed symbolic meaning unrelated to words and meaning, may all beings in the three realms attain the three bodies, the blazing light of mindfulness. The commentary on the practice song called "Doha Treasure," called "Lamp of Meaning." Written by the great lord of yoga, the unborn great bliss himself, and translated and determined by the self-born, it is complete. Commentary on the practice song called "Doha Treasure," called "Lamp of Meaning." Unborn Great Bliss.