The Changeless Nature

108 The Changeless Nature252 Never is their impartiality something undeliberateand their mighty aspiration is never subject to degradation;nor is their diligence, their memory nor their prajna,nor their perfect liberation and perception —the jnana of liberation.253 Their activities are preceded by jnanaand that jnana to time's injuries is not prone.These eighteen qualities and moreare those teachers' attributes alone.254 For great sages there are no mistakes, chatter, unmindfulness,mental agitation, various forms of ideation or casual indifference.Aspiration, diligence, memory, perfectly pure and immaculate prajna,constant, perfect liberation and the jnana of perfect liberation,which sees all aspects of the knowable — these are theirsand these never suffer from any deterioration.255 All three activities, whatever they may beare preceded and accompanied by jnana.Their perfect knowledge constantly and extensivelypenetrates the three times without hindrance.Such having been realised, the buddhas,those victorious ones with compassion's magnificenceachieve a perfect and fearless turningof the great wheel of the true dharma for beings.