Tathata (suchness, thusness).
"Merely thus," "just such": everything is such as it is and in no
way different from that thusness. This is called "tathata." When
tathata is seen, the three characteristics of anicca, dukkha, and
anatta are seen, sunnata is seen, and idappaccayata is seen.
Tathata is the summary of them all -- merely thus, only thus,
not-otherness. There is nothing better than this, more than this,
other than this, thusness. To intuitively realize
tathata is to see the truth of all things, to see the reality of
the things.