"The Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation" Quotes

All phenomena are, from the very beginning, void of self-nature.

The nature of mind is like space; it is clear, vast, and without limit.

He who realizes the truth of the non-existence of self is liberated from suffering.

Abandon all attachment to the illusory appearances of the world.

The light of wisdom dispels the darkness of ignorance.

Rest in the natural state of the mind, free from grasping and aversion.

All that appears is but a reflection of your own mind.

In knowing the One Mind, all things are known.

From the beginning, we have been Buddhas; there is nothing to attain.

Meditate without effort, letting thoughts arise and dissolve like clouds in the sky.