Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

manifestation of the truth, thus approaching the wisdom
of equality; to think every conception in the awareness
of Full Enlightenment, thus approaching the wisdom of
the great round and perfect mirror; and to perform only
actions of the holy karma of salvation, thus approaching
the wisdom of fulfilment. Finally, one's consciousness
may be thoroughly transmuted into the wisdom of the
vast universe.
The yoga of transmutation of the consciousness lays
most stress on mentality. The deepest and fastest path of
mentality should be practiced as follows:
2. Mahamudra
Entering the practice of Mahamudra, one discovers the
Enlightened Entity in realization when one receives the
fourth initiation. Then the sunyata of one's meditation is
no longer thought of, but realized. Based upon the
realization of the Enlightened Entity, one meditates on it
and thus practices the first stage of Mahamudra, called
"concentric yoga." When one discovers some volition in
the concentration upon the Enlightened Entity, one must
leave it and practice the second stage of Mahamudra,
called the "yoga of forsaking play-words." When this
yoga is matured, "play-words" are abandoned not only
in meditation, but in every occasion of daily life. Then
one comes to the third stage, called "the yoga of one
taste." Here there is no dualism between opposites. One
remains in concentration not only in sitting, but also in
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