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The Essence of Practice: The True Nature of Prajna Through Three Aspects This section presents the core practice method in the Teachings and Transmissions chapter, emphasizing the realization of reality beyond dualistic concepts. Practitioners must first rely on the Buddha's majesty instead of the ego, and understand that names, objects, and even teachings are merely assumptions without inherent reality. This process guides practitioners to relinquish all dualistic contemplations of the constituent elements of the world and humanity, such as the five aggregates or the six senses. Instead of clinging to opposing states like birth or death, suffering or pleasure, practitioners should attain a state of mind that is detached from all phenomena. Ultimately, the essence of correct practice is the process of liberating the mind from ingrained concepts to align with the profound true nature of Prajna wisdom. The source asserts that only by realizing that all things lack inherent nature can practitioners achieve true liberation.