Lady Tsogyal asked the master: Isn't this the nature of nonaction? The master replied: While in itself it is no thing whatsoever, Its experience is that any perception takes place. While it is no concrete thing whatsoever, It serves as the basis for all myriad things. While there is not even an atom to indicate it, It serves as the expression for all indications. While it holds no attachment or clinging, It is the foundation for everything. While it is free from all birth and death, It serves as the basis for sickness, aging, and death. Don't fabricate it. Don't modify it. Remain free from mental constructs As primordial openness, your original state. Samsara and nirvana dissolve where they are. Your innermost enemy, ego-belief, naturally subsides. The portent of dread has changed into auspiciousness. Padmasambhava från boken Treasures From Juniper Ridge (Rangjung Yeshe Publications)