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Introducing the Dharmakaya of the Three Separations. The very state of utter collapse is introduced as self-arisen wisdom. Ordinary awareness, uncorrupted by past and future thoughts, is clear and lucid. From the moment of its arising, it is inseparable from self-awareness, so that thoughts vanish without a trace into their own ground, and the arising sensations dissolve into the base, which is introduced as self-liberation, called abiding upon the firm liberation. These are also just briefly stated. For details, one should rely on the scriptural quotations of the sutras and tantras as support, and generate certainty from the oral instructions of an experienced lama. This method was made by the mad monk Dharma Shri. For the sake of my excellent, unchanging friend, whose name matches his meaning. I have made this record, focusing solely on his instructions. May the effort of this labor benefit beings. However, even though from a qualified lama. I have well received the profound instructions. But the instructions are from the pages of the book. Because the Dharma and the individual are separated. Because I do not have the experience of realization. There may be errors and contradictions. Whatever there is, may the lama and dakinis. Forgive me and look upon me with compassion. Later, the wise and accomplished Mipham Chökyi Gyaltsen said, "It would be good if you could write the entire text and the quotations that support it." Therefore, the root vajra words are written in prose. Some of the supporting quotations have been re-added in the form of footnotes. May it be auspicious!