15.1.1 Nirvana Fruit
Nirvana in Sanskrit means perfectly fulfilled quietness, which is the quiet state of body and heart after all bitterness or troubles have been eliminated, so it is also called Empty After All. Tang Tripitaka (aka. Tang Buddha) and his disciple Kuiji discussed Nirvana from four aspects in Establishing Sense-Only Treatise: Nirvana without Residual Dependence, Nirvana with Residual Dependence, Self-Nature Nirvana, and Non-Dwell Nirvana.
(1) Nirvana without Residual Dependence, Tang Tripitaka said, “by True Suchness, migrator has ousted bitter of birth and death, the annoyances are exhausted, and the residual dependence is extinguished also, crowds of bitter are forever silent, therefore, the nirvana is named.” The True Suchness is the seven true suchness in the section 11.6.4 Off-is Fruit. The residual dependence, i.e., the reliance by which bitter is extinguished, is the benevolence by which ferocity is extinguished. That the residual dependence is also extinguished, means that both benevolence and ferocity are extinguished.
(2) Nirvana with Residual Dependence, Tang Tripitaka said, “with True Suchness, migrator has ousted annoyance hindrances, although there is slight bitter, the residual dependence is not terminated, but the hindrances are silent permanently, so it is called Nirvana." Hindrances mean the Know Hindrance and Mean Hindrance of Mutant Nature (see section 11.4.4.2-4 Mutant Nature). This is saying Selectively Termination None-as Laws, such as the first three of the four Shamanic Fruits in section 15.2, and the first seven of the ten lands in Path Crux, all are the sates of choosing fundamental annoyances to eliminate, they achieve varying degrees of nirvana.
(3) Self-Nature Nirvana, Tang Tripitaka said, “The original quiet self-nature is Nirvana, which is all true suchness of juristic phenomena. Although it is contaminated by guest dusts, its original nature is immaculate, with countless delicate wonderful fortunes and virtues, no birth, no death, and as clear as space, shared equally by all sentient beings, not one and no differences from all laws, free from all phenomena and discriminations (Annotation 1). If you search or mean on it, the road ends, if you call its name or utter words, the path (Annotation 2) is broken. Only the true sage can prove it from within, its nature is inherently silent, hence Nirvana.
Note1, Nirvana is the delicate wonderful original heart, which is constant of heart. When a person does not differentiate his or her environment, heart stops, which is nirvana. Figure 16.1.1-1 The Philosophers-Stone Pestle is in the hand of Zeus. As shown in Figure 2, the four Juristic Quadrants (see Section 11.1) are folded into two parts. One end is Name, including Acceptance Node, Think Node, Migration node, and Sense Node; another end represents Color Node. When Name and Color are attached, all laws appear; when Name and Color are detached, there is nothing, which is Nirvana. That’s why Tang Tripitaka said, “if you mean and search, the road ends; as soon as you call its name or utter a few words, the path is destroyed”, because once you think or speak, the heart already started to distinguish and create again, the roots and dust are combined again.
Note 2, the principles, and behaviors taught in Path Crux (see chapter 16) are all established based on the properties of Nirvana, so Nirvana is Path. Then this Nirvana exists, and have, why is it said that Nirvana is Empty After-all? Because Nirvana corresponds to emptiness and it is not combinable with haves, therefore None-as Law (see section 11.6.4) is established. The word None of None-as represents Nirvana. All Have-as Laws contradict Nirvana. What is Have-as Law? Laws based on Seth (i.e., translocation body view, cf. section 11.4.4.1.4) and haves are Have-as Laws. For example, the current European cultures are all have-as laws, and there is no non-as law; on the opposite, the deep layers of eastern cultures are all non-as Laws and have-as laws are very few.
(4) Non-Dwell Nirvana, Tang Tripitaka said: “by true suchness, migrator has ousted Know Hindrance, assisted by Great Sorrowfulness and Arrival Ark constantly, therefore he or she does not dwell in nirvana, benefits and pleases sentient beings to the exhaustion of future, usage but constantly silent, hence name of nirvana”. This nirvana means that because the person often uses Aggregate Arousal (see section 14.1) intelligence, therefore there is empty sets ∅ of Aggregate Arousal is formed in his or her preconsciousness, which is the Non-Dwell Nirvana. Figure 15.1.1-4 is a statue of Tlaltecuhtli with a sun in her chest, which means that she has achieved the Non-Dwell Nirvana. Because she is Eve, the incarnation of preconsciousness, so the ancient Mexicans painted the sun (the fourth sun in their legends) into her chest. The eagle on the Mexican flag in Illustration 3 represents Tlaltecuhtli, who is the author of Arrival Ark later.
What is the Great Sorrowfulness? Take the Mexican legend "The Fifth Sun" (see Chapter 18) as an example. Mexico was unable to recover from the death of his godfather Huitzilopochtli (i.e., God) for the rest of his life and often cried, which is Great Sorrowfulness. Sorrowfulness is one of the four Infinite Hearts of Mercifulness, Sorrowfulness, Delight, and Renunciation, so the main source of strength for Mexico (i.e. Adam) is his sorrow for the sacrifice of God to save mankind and all living beings.
Posted Jun 23, 2024, 11:03 PM UTC