（parinis!panna-svabha^va） The "perfectly accomplished nature of reality." That which is perfected， consummated， true. The character 性， here means "thing" or "existence." The true original essence of all things--'true thusness' 真如. This is said because all things are expressions of perfectly accomplished reality. It is the third of the three natures 三性 explained in Yoga^ca^ra theory， the other two being existence based on attachment to imagination （false existence）， and existence based on external causes （provisional existence）. The existence referred to by this term is 'true existence' 实有. Also translated by Parama^rtha as 实实.