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"It is by realizing that the two truths are indistinguishable that one becomes capable of entering into the nonduality of phenomena. Thereby, one may be described as “abiding in the view of the Great Perfection," which is the act of simply being divorced from all clinging to views."

Note to the author: you are using the term "burden of proof" incorrectly. It refers to which party in a debate bears responsibility for establishing their position, and it makes no sense to talk about something being able to "withstand the burden of proof".

I have to say I think it's a very serious omission that this book doesn't include a glossary.