Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

1. Now we have come to the Vajra diagram. The poison
of lust is treated with meditations designed to show its
impurity. After this cure, one does not lust again, but in
turn treats this purification to the meditation process
through sunyata so that one comes to know that in its
nature, the poison of lust is also void. The selfish poison
of lust is fundamentally negated in the purification
process, but the "unselfish poison" in sunyata may be
used positively as a function of salvation for those still
affected by the selfish poison of lust.
This particular poison corresponds to one wisdom of
Buddhahood—the mirror-like wisdom. One's body is
like a reflection in a mirror. Every mirror will reflect a
face or body whether it is beautiful or ugly. Beauty,
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