Samādhi
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A fascinating description of the four jhānas and nirodha as the cessation of pain, sadness, pleasure, happiness, and equanimity respectively.
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while I was seeking one door to the Deathless, I have come—all at once—to hear of eleven!
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Though some may say, ‘[Sensual pleasure] is the supreme pleasure and joy that beings experience,’ I would not concede this to them. Why is that? Because there is another kind of happiness more excellent and sublime than that
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There is a way of developing immersion further
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A sutta on how samādhi is squandered by unwise attention.
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So long as researchers are investigating “meditation” in the abstract, they will miss out on the process by focusing too much on the goals. They will assume that the “goal” is a particular state that can be attained and stabilized, and will fail to understand the various techniques that are required for getting there in the first place.
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An encyclopedic overview of the various kinds of samādhi and their place on the path.
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You might wish to drink the nectar of calm abiding…
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four cases of a dhyāna practitioner who is:
- Increasing (熾盛) but thinks they are decreasing (衰退)
- Decreasing but thinks they are increasing
- Increasing and truly knows they are increasing
- Decreasing and truly knows they are decreasing
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