There are Six Vajra Verses about the great perfection...(p110)
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The great perfection of the ground of being lies in reaching a definitive understanding of mind itself.
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The great perfection of the path lies in focusing intently on the state free of limits.
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The great perfection of the fruition lies in reaching the point at which hope and fear fall away.
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The great perfection of sense objects lies in perception being free, without reification.
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The great perfection of ordinary mind lies in experiencing thoughts as allies.
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The great perfection of ultimate reality lies in mental stirring vanishing, fading naturally away.
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...anyone with such understanding is a great, majestic yogin.
Six principles involve blending your true nature with the key points of spiritual practice... (p132)
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Genuine timeless awareness is self-knowing awareness beyond ordinary consciousness.
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In light of that, meditation entails the mind settling into its natural state, that of supreme utter lucidity.
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You are firm yet not tight, relaxed yet not loose.
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You do not slip into an unfocused state, but are sustained by undistracted mindfulness.
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Meditation is a single state of equalness, with no distinction between mind at rest and thoughts proliferating.
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Your true nature, omnipresent like space, is spontaneously present as mahamudra, the supreme seal of dharmakaya.
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