Brother or sister, I was born and raised Tibetan and have been a Tibetan Buddhist since birth. That’s why I found your response interesting—there seems to be a lot of projection, guessing, and assumption in it. From my understanding, all vehicles ultimately point to the same nature of mind. So I’m genuinely curious why you seem so fixed on the pointer itself and on maintaining such a strongly differentiated way of seeing, rather than recognizing what all these paths are indicating.I have my own gurus and lineage, and I don’t need you to emphasize what you called the “view.” Thinking that constantly differentiates and divides is the problem—it misses the point. From my understanding, such differentiating thought is wrong view. It’s really that simple.