In English
If we take another analogy, occupies the very first step of a pollinated flower. Slowly, and as time goes on, the petals drop out and what is left is the bud of the fruit. When these petals drop out and we do what we have to do to the bud, it develops into a fruit. When we taste the unripe fruit, we realise that there is no sweetness in such a fruit and we keep doing what has to be done until the unripe fruit becomes ripe and sweet. Thus, gradually sweetness replaces the sourness. In this whole process, the flower, the unripe fruit, and the fruit are all transformations of one and the same and they are not essentially different. In the same manner , , and are simply three different aspects of the same . In the two early stages of and , there may be some difficulty, but in the third stage of there is no difficulty and one is full of or bliss. But whatever path one follows, the goal which one reaches is the same.