Tathātā

You can do that.

Tahata, there it is.

Nothing to it.

Tahata.

Basically-

Nothing to it

Or living in fear of loss and impoverishment.

So the wholesome desire of yellow energy is to experience, honor, and manifest the truth of suchness.

Suchness is reality revealed when we've dropped our mental map and we gaze on reality directly.

What a miracle it is to be alive.

What a precious and amazing existence we have found ourselves in.

There are some scholars, however, who understand gatha in the sense of being in or situated in.

If this be correct, Tathagata meaning, being thus or being such, can be interpreted in the same sense as Tathata or Buddha Tathata or Tathwa, as explained below.

But in this case, Tathagata will lose its personification and become a metaphysical term like the others, though it has been so persistently used by Buddhists in connection with the historical Buddha, that it always awakens in their minds something more concrete and personal than a mere ontological abstraction buddhism is the most speculative of all the existing religions in the world and abounds with many highly abstract terms which may sound empty to ordinary minds Among them, we have such words as tatata, or tatatwa, tatwa, butatatata, butakote, kanyata, alakshetam, nirvana, etc.

These are all philosophical terms for Dhammakaya.

The immortal essence is absolutely beyond intellectual demonstrability.

but we as rational beings need some words to express ourselves and for that purpose the term suchness has been selected disposing of all others the words in which goethe makes faust utter his feelings concerning god may here be quoted also as corroborating aquagotia's conception of suchness who dare express him and who profess him saying i believe in him who feeling seeing deny this being saying i believe him not the all enfolding the all upholding folds and upholds he not thee me himself vast as it is fill with that force thy heart and when thou in the feeling holy blessed art call it then what thou wilt call it bliss heart love god i have no name to give it feeling is all in all the name is sound and smoke obscuring heaven's clear glow When even this tatatwa is found inadequate for certain purposes, Buddhists add bhuta, equals, reality, thereto, and coin the word bhutatatata, which means that which really exists as such.

Suchness, being an abstract term, may breed some misconception when the term is used alone on the part of the uninitiated.

to avoid this reality has been prefixed which purposes to make it clear that the ultimate reason is not an abstraction not a mere subjective creation but a real objective or rather transcendental existence butacote serves the same end as it means the highest point of reality or the real end of things Alakshitam, Konyata, and Nirvananam express the negative phase of the Dharmakaya.

When affirmation alone is not sufficient, we frequently resort to the negative way of defining things, showing thereby at least what they are not.