Thoughts about this remedy for the tendency to cling to existence may come up. For example, you may think, "mind and body all are empty" or "nothing is helpful or harmful in emptiness." If this happens, then

Even the remedy is freed to subside naturally

When you look at the presence of the remedy itself, these thoughts about the absence of true existence, there is nothing for mind to refer to and they subside naturally on their own. Relax in this state.

From THE GREAT PATH OF AWAKENING, by Jamgn Kongtrul, translated by Ken McLeod. 1993 by Ken McLeod.
Published by arrangement with Shambhala Publications, Inc., Boston.