Mountain Dharma. The ocean of definite meaning. Special and ultimate essential guidance. Part II

The omniscient Dolpop Sherab Gyalzen (1292-1361) is the greatest master of Jonang"s tradition, the embodiment of King Shambhala Pundarika, the founder of the doctrine of the void-and-two (Gurtong) Here is the second part of its fundamental labor in the view of the void - "Mountain Dharma: the ocean of a certain meaning. Path".
Treatise "Mountain Dharma" is divided into three large parts: "Basis", "Way" and "Fruit". They, respectively, consistently describes the basis (our Buddha-nature, Tathagatagarbha), on which the whole path consisting in the elimination of the overshadowing curtains and a curtain of the knowledgeable is reached, as a result of which the fruit of this practice is achieved.
The main topic considered in the second part of the treatise is a description of the highest and deep path to achieving the state of Buddha through a detailed explanation of the special view of voidness