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[[The Seventh Jhana]]: [[No-thingness]] | [[The Seventh Jhana]]: [[No-thingness]] | ||
| − | The [[seventh jhana]] is entered by realizing that the content of the [[infinite consciousness]] is basically empty of any permanent nature. We also realize that there is no “thingeither. There is [[nothing]] in the [[universe]] that has any permanent {{Wiki|essence}} to it. We realize that everything is in constant flux. | + | The [[seventh jhana]] is entered by [[realizing]] that the content of the [[infinite consciousness]] is basically [[empty]] of any [[permanent]] [[nature]]. We also realize that there is no “thingeither. There is [[nothing]] in the [[universe]] that has any [[permanent]] {{Wiki|essence}} to it. We realize that everything is in [[constant]] flux. |
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Latest revision as of 10:31, 22 April 2014
The Seventh Jhana: No-thingness
The seventh jhana is entered by realizing that the content of the infinite consciousness is basically empty of any permanent nature. We also realize that there is no “thingeither. There is nothing in the universe that has any permanent essence to it. We realize that everything is in constant flux.
