A dzogchen Nyingma root tantra about the state of pure &amp; total presence, the supreme ordering principle in the universe, whose point of view, like space, has no center or periphery.



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5 Naturally Liberated Mind, the Great Perfection, chapter 1: On the Views of the Basis.  From The Practice of Dzogchen: Longchen Rabjam’s Writings on the Great Perfection