^ The only weightless position is that which requires no defense. Any other position becomes heavier with each movement. The natural position is empty; without desire or aversion, without identification or rejection. The emptiness implicit in form is not nothing, nor is it something. The root of the mind has no movement, knows no name, is not born, does not die; its ’emptiness’ is, perhaps, something like that of spacetime’s face: pure, undifferentiated potential.