Sublime

the Buddha discovered that there is no need to struggle to prove our existence, that we need not be subject to the rule of the three lords of materialism.

Unlike Hinayana Buddhists, who see nirvana as the final goal of practice, Mahayana Buddhists see it as a higher form of delusion still involving the dualities of subject and object, existence and nonexistence.

What we want ultimately is the freedom from needs of any kind, all of the time. This is the ultimate goal - it is called ‘moksha’.