The Quadrant Transition and the Structure of Resting the Body. [Note: Multiple perspectives of your Mind-Body and Oneness of your Nature-Body.]

 The key focuses of Master Haiyun Jimeng's practice of the Samantabhadra Vehicle (Puxian Cheng) revolve around two main projects:

1. **The Quadrant Transition Project**: This refers to the process in which the practitioner transforms their consciousness, shifting from the restless mind of an ordinary person (the energy quadrant of the "small person") to progressively higher states of enlightenment. This journey involves transitioning from the chaotic energy flow throughout the body (the restless mind) to the wisdom energy in the cranial cavity (the wisdom of one who is undeluded), then from the compassionate energy in the abdominal cavity (the benevolence of one who is free from worry) to the courageous energy in the chest cavity (the fearlessness of one who is unwavering). Ultimately, it leads to the state of resting in perfect goodness. It is a process of transferring one's life energy from a worldly mindset to a state of awakened consciousness.

2. **The Structure of Resting the Body**: This practice emphasizes harmonizing the body and mind, releasing attachments and obstructions. Through practices such as regulating breath and introspection, the practitioner deconstructs old bodily and mental limitations and reconstructs a more refined and peaceful state of being. "Resting the body" refers to the process in which practitioners, through cultivation, break through their physical and mental constraints, establishing a new internal framework that supports their spiritual practice in the Samantabhadra Vehicle.

These two projects form the core of the Samantabhadra Vehicle’s practice. They guide practitioners in transforming energy through quadrant shifts and rebuilding the body-mind structure, leading to the complete realization of wisdom and compassion.