An Introduction to Tantric Buddhism c7.41

c7.41

In the same strain Kuddāla-pāda says in his *Acintyā-dvaya-kramo-padeśa* (also known as the *Bhadra-pāda-krama* according to the name of Bhadra-pāda, the preceptor of Kuddāla-pāda, MS. C.L.B., No. 18124) that meditative contemplation is nothing but viewing all things as ‘unconstruct’. That which has neither any nature, nor any origination, nor any destruction, is the non-dual truth—it is perfect knowledge. Thought-construction is the outward world,—unconstruct is the adamantine truth of the nature of supreme bliss.