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−	~~When explaining the ''general meaning'' according to the~~ [[~~sutra~~]]s and the common teachings, "[[wisdom]]" means knowledge (''[[prajna]]'') which is primordially free from defilement, the basic state of [[emptiness]]. The word "essence" or ''[[hridaya]]'' means "extract" or "supreme," and is therefore compassion, the supreme path which is indispensible for accomplishing [[buddhahood]]. ([[Light of Wisdom]], vol. 1, pg.28. [RY]	+	#REDIRECT[[gter ma]]