alakshana

Mañjuśrī, space is everywhere the same, free from concepts and distinctions. It is nonarisen and unceasing; it is not past, future, or present. It is indefinable, nonelaborate, and formless; it cannot be shown or made known. It is without contact, without dwelling, not comparable, and beyond compare. It has no simile and is beyond all similes. It has no basis; it is ungraspable and beyond visible range. It is free from mind, mentality, and consciousness. It has no characteristic; it is without syllables, voice, and mental engagement. It has no striving or giving up; no removal, no addition. It is beyond the realm of words. It reaches and enters everywhere.

> 『 The Ornament of the Light of Awareness That Enters the Domain of All Buddhas - Sarva­buddha­viṣayāvatāra­jñānālokālaṃkāra 』