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May we effortlessly go to that ultimate state which is naturally accomplished from the very beginning, exhale with joy, and rest in the good state of the Dharma of liberation. On the face of the mountain of virtue, may the immeasurably bright circles of the sun and moon of wisdom surely destroy the darkness of all beings in the four continents, and illuminate the good path of liberation. In the center of the immeasurable ocean, may the lord of essence, the two accumulations, the precious crown ornament of the Naga king, eliminate all the decline of all beings, and completely fill everything with the wealth of the Dharma rain of wishes. May the powerful vehicle of the supreme essence of the Great Vehicle completely carry the great burden of the beings of the three realms, transform everything into the path of enlightenment, and proceed to the city of great liberation. From the Great Perfection, Resting the Mind in its Natural State, the commentary on the ninth chapter, the Union of Generation and Completion Stages. Thus, having briefly shown the path of maturation and liberation with its branches, and the essence of these, the three of view, meditation, and action. The tenth chapter, the wisdom of realizing the ground, the view that does not abide in the two extremes, has nine general topics: Explaining that all dharmas enter into the nature of unborn; Explaining the view of realizing that; Explaining what is to be purified; Explaining what purifies; Explaining that it is not realized by the words of tenets; Repeating; Deciding with realization; Explaining that appearance and mind are primordially liberated; Dedicating the virtue of the chapter. The first general topic, explaining that all dharmas enter into the nature of unborn, is: