Although your realization is equal to that of the Buddhas, make offerings to the Three Jewels.

Although you have gained mastery over your mind, direct your innermost aims towards the Dharma.

Although the nature of the Great Perfection is supreme, don't disparage other teachings.

Although you have realized that Buddhas and sentient beings are equal, embrace all beings with compassion.

Although the paths and bhumis are beyond training and journeying, don't forsake purifying your obscurations through Dharma activities.

Although the accumulations are beyond gathering, don't sever the roots of conditioned virtue.

Although your mind lies beyond birth and death, this illusory body does die, so practice while remembering death.

Although you experience dharmata free from thought, maintain the attitude of bodhicitta.

Although you have attained the fruition of Dharmakaya, keep company with your yidam deity.

Although Dharmakaya is not some other place, seek the true meaning.

Although Buddhahood is not anywhere else, dedicate any virtue you create towards unexcelled enlightenment.

Although everything experienced is original wakefulness, don't let your mind stray into samsara.

Although your mind essence is the awakened one, always worship the deity and your master.

Although you have realized the nature of the Great Perfection, don't abandon your yidam deity.

Those who, instead of doing this, speak foolishly with boastful words only damage the Three Jewels and will find not even an instant of happiness.

- Guru Padmasambhava

"For now we see only a reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known."
- Corinthians

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"When your realization of the emptiness of all phenomena becomes as vast as the sky, your confidence in the law of causality of actions will grow proportionately, and you will become aware of the real significance of your conduct.

In fact, relative truth is inseparable from absolute truth. The profound realization of the empty nature of all things has never led anyone to believe that positive actions do not create happiness and negative actions do not cause suffering".

- Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche

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These next pics are all varieties of what are called 'liberation upon seeing'.

Looking at them plants the seeds for various positive long-term results.

Some of them are called 'dakini script'. Dakini are sort of symbolic of 'female spirits', but are more practically references to the apparently constantly changing nature of samsara around us.

Dakini script, as far as I know, is generally something only 'tertons', or 'treasure-revealers', can understand or reveal.