With regard to one's behavior, one must relinquish all the limitations
implied in subject-object duality (gzung 'dzin gyi la dor ba). One should
abandon all ordinary ways of assessing outer and inner phenomena, and the
engagement or withdrawal of the mind with regard to "good" and "bad."
One must not, through mindless clinging to sense objects, stray into the five
ordinary mental poisons. For when approached with skillful means, all are but
the display of the great and perfect equality.
-- Jigme Lingpa, from "Treasury of Precious Qualities: Book Two: Vajrayana
and the Great Perfection", by Shambhala Publications
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