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The Ultimate Nature and the Unattainable Nature This text presents the core viewpoint of the Mahaprajnaparamita Sutra on the ultimate nature of all things, which is defined as an ungrashy state due to its complete emptiness of self-nature. Everything from the structure of the world and its operating laws to profound spiritual practices is affirmed to be without inherent existence. Based on this foundation, the text rejects the independent existence of True Reality (Tathagata) and points out that the title of Great Bodhisattva is merely a nominal construct. Understanding this unattainable truth helps practitioners break free from dualistic attachments and abide in perfect wisdom. In short, the text affirms that true liberation arises from recognizing the equality of all phenomena in the state of non-attainment.