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DTG052 0035.Meditating on the Reality of Things. Hevajra..Meditating on the Reality of Things. Hevajra..g2.0f

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By fixing the mind on the path of unconditioned manifestation, there is no need to eliminate others by following with proofs. Just as the Sugatas of the three times attain enlightenment, wherever one looks, by knowing the secret of the mind, all obscurations are exhausted, wisdom is perfected, the Buddha-field is liberated, and all sentient beings are liberated. It is certain to become the cause of all good. Just as knowing the nature of a snake, its poison will not cause harm. Whoever knows the nature of afflicted existence will surely be liberated immediately. That itself is enlightenment, that itself destroys afflictions. By relying on the path of great bliss, even if everything is done, one is completely liberated. Completely abandoning conceptualization, being free from grasping and the grasped, is unconditioned wisdom, not produced by causes and conditions. Shri (藏文,梵文天城体:श्री,梵文罗马拟音:śrī,Auspiciousness) is non-dual wisdom, He (藏文,梵文天城体:हे,梵文罗马拟音:he,Cause) is the abandonment of causes, etc., Ru (藏文,梵文天城体:रु,梵文罗马拟音:ru,Separation) is being free from arrangement, Ka (藏文,梵文天城体:क,梵文罗马拟音:ka,At) is not abiding anywhere. If one abides in the nature of the mind, there is no Nirvana to be shown. This is the instruction for realizing great bliss, not an arrangement of words in order, but a beneficial teaching of experiential realization. Please accept it with the crown of the head of the holy ones. This is called "Meditating on the Reality of Things." Completed by the teacher Dechen Dorje of Norbu Lingpa. Meditating on the Reality of Things. Dechen Dorje.

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