The True Self and the Emancipation

“Moreover, emancipation is termed that which severs with all conditioned phenomena [samskrtadharmas], gives rise to all untainted [anasrava], to wholesome qualities / phenomena and eliminates the various paths/approaches that refers to Self, non-Self and not non-Self. Is merely sever himself from the bonds (of affection by Self) and do not sever himself from the view point of the Self / the (in)sight of the Self / the vision of the Self [atma-drsti]. The view of the Self is termed 'Buddha-dhatu' [Buddha-Nature or True Self]. The Buddha-dhatu is true emancipation, and true emancipation is the Tathagata.”

Read More on the Nirvana Sutra, Chapter 7 - On the Four Aspects.