"Beyond the realm of thought, there is no 'I' or 'Other.'
Like space, the nature of the mind is all-pervading.

Rest in this vastness, without seeking, without doing.

​The root of Saṃsāra is the mind itself.
The essence of Nirvāņa is the mind itself.

Apart from the mind, there is neither Buddha nor sentient being.
​Don’t fixate on anything, just let it be as it is.

When you realize that there is nothing to achieve,
That very realization is the Supreme Awakening.

​Great Bliss is not a feeling, but the nature of reality.
Luminous Clarity is not a light, but the absence of darkness.

Rest in the state where there is no coming or going,
And the Mother of all Buddhas will be found within."

~The Song of the Immaculate State, Sukhasiddhi