“(...)without the least urge to control, to cultivate or reject, we remain open, at ease, carefree, and detached.”
“Now here, now gone, thoughts leave no trace, and opened wide to seamless rigpa hopes and fears are no longer credible”
“the perceiver unloosed, the field of perception dissolved, with nothing to hold on to, yet with full awareness, this is the contemplation of consummate undistracted mindfulness”
“(...)watch the nonactive sky-like nature of mind!”
“With incisive recognition, just leave things alone in simplicity!”
“whatever appears in the field of mind through sensory perception, as a crucial locus of seamless sameness, is assimilated to spontaneity’s natural concentrated absorption.”
“crucial nonaction that supersedes all intention and ideation, and with the vital zero-attachment to whatever appears.”
“(...)though pleasure and pain are surely felt, they do not move from essential total presence, sole self-sprung awareness: know all experience as the one spaciousness, as emptiness, the same unborn reality of pure mind!”
“In the empty scope of myriad self-dissolving thoughts and visions, whatever moves, relax and let it alone, just as it falls, and contemplation of reality arises within the movement.”
Longchenpa, The treasury of natural perfection (Wisdom Publication)