Franklin Merrell-Wolff begins a discussion on the subject of the Tri-Kaya by suggesting a correlation of the three vestures of a Buddha, namely, the Nirmanakaya, the Sambhogakaya, and the Dharmakaya with the three fields of action known as Sangsara, Nirvana, and Paranirvana. He goes on to describe the nature and function of the Nirmanakaya; and he concludes by reading a selection from The Voice of the Silence outlining the possibilities and responsibilities of the two paths known as the Dhyana and the Arya path in which the Great Renunciation of Nirvana is formulated.