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− | Also known as [[Three Inconceivable Meditations]], which is one of the practices in [[Tien Tai]] [[Sect]] in [[China]]. According to [[Tien Tai]], all [[existence]] in the [[universe]] consists of [[Three Dogmas]] ([[Truths]]), namely, [[Void]], Unreal and Mean. These [[three | + | Also known as [[Three Inconceivable Meditations]], which is one of the practices in [[Tien Tai]] [[Sect]] in [[China]]. According to [[Tien Tai]], all [[existence]] in the [[universe]] consists of [[Three Dogmas]] ([[Truths]]), namely, [[Void]], Unreal and Mean. These [[three Dogmas]] are co-existent and interactive, integrated and {{Wiki|interrelated}}. If one can [[meditate]] this {{Wiki|concept}} with the whole [[mind]], it is call [[Three Meditations of One mind]], or [[Inconceivable Profound Meditation]]. |
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Also known as Three Inconceivable Meditations, which is one of the practices in Tien Tai Sect in China. According to Tien Tai, all existence in the universe consists of Three Dogmas (Truths), namely, Void, Unreal and Mean. These three Dogmas are co-existent and interactive, integrated and interrelated. If one can meditate this concept with the whole mind, it is call Three Meditations of One mind, or Inconceivable Profound Meditation.
- 1. meditation of emptiness (sunyata)
- 2. signlessness (animitta): noncognition
- 3. wishlessness (apranihita): freedom from desire; nonattachment