The Song of Tilopa

by Tilopa
In his song of Mahamudra, Tilopa says:

Mahamudra is beyond all words and symbols, but for
you, Naropa, earnest and loyal, must this be said:

The void needs no reliance, Mahamudra rests on nought.
Without making an effort, but remaining loose and
natural, one can break the yoke – thus gaining liberation.

                  from the book by:
                                            --Osho
                 Tantra: The Supreme Understanding
c. 988-1069
Tilopa was born into the Brahmin caste in Bengal,
India.  Became a wandering monk, and helped
develop the "Mahamudra" methods of spiritual
awakening.
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