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3. The Holy Mother Buddha
From the moment the universe was divided into two opposing states, motion and stillness, the process of creation commenced and has continued endlessly along the flow of time.
These represent successive stages of transformation of the original source of life from within the primordial energy of Nothingness.
As these transformations became increasingly complex, clear distinctions emerged between material form and empty space, giving shape to space itself:
"The pure essence rose to become Heaven, while the denser essence descended, condensing to form Earth."
All phenomena of creation — the successive forms taken by the original source of life — arose from the interaction of the Dual Principles, which generate all things.
The miraculous lucidity of the Essence of Nothingness, possessing an awareness of its own, is called the Divine Light of the Supreme Being, shining upon the Dark Essence (primordial chaotic energy) and transforming it into tangible substances.
"The Dark Essence (Âm quang) is the chaotic essence in its primordial state before the Supreme Being’s creative act.
This Dark Essence, known as the Palace of Maternity (Diêu Trì Cung), contains the quintessence of all beings, akin to the potential within a woman’s womb containing the seed of humanity.
When the Supreme Being imparts warm radiance to initiate creation, the Dark Essence undergoes profound transformation, giving rise to the stars and celestial bodies that sustain the mechanism of life for all beings." (Divine Messages Selections, October 1932)
Thus, the Dual Principles embody the original law of creation in the universe, the Mother of all life, and the source of all Principles.
All principles and governing laws of the universe, in every large and small phenomenon, belong to "Dharma", and the Mother Buddha is the "Dharma", a transformation of the Supreme Being.
Life in the Boundless World is an integral entity, when regarded as the self-existent root, it is known as the Supreme Being, seen as the operational principle, it is called the Mother Buddha.
Therefore, it is also said that: