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The [[first dhyana]] level which is accomplished in this way has five features: {{Wiki|conception}}, [[discernment]], [[joy]], [[physical]] wellbeing and samadhi.The [[second dhyana]], which is even more [[peaceful]], has four features: the perfect clarity in which {{Wiki|conception}} and [[discernment]] have been relinquished, [[joy]], [[physical]] wellbeing and [[samadhi]]. The [[third dhyana]], which is more [[peaceful]] still, has five features: [[equanimity]] in which the {{Wiki|concept}} of [[joy]] has been abandoned, [[mindfulness]], watchful [[awareness]], [[physical]] wellbeing and [[samadhi]]. The [[fourth dhyana]], which is called the [[Wikipedia:Absolute (philosophy)|ultimate]] [[dhyana]] because it is yet more [[peaceful]], has four features: the [[neutral]] [[sensation]] in which the [[sensation]] of [[physical]] wellbeing has been abandoned, [[mindfulness]], the [[mental formation]] of [[equanimity]], and samadi. | The [[first dhyana]] level which is accomplished in this way has five features: {{Wiki|conception}}, [[discernment]], [[joy]], [[physical]] wellbeing and samadhi.The [[second dhyana]], which is even more [[peaceful]], has four features: the perfect clarity in which {{Wiki|conception}} and [[discernment]] have been relinquished, [[joy]], [[physical]] wellbeing and [[samadhi]]. The [[third dhyana]], which is more [[peaceful]] still, has five features: [[equanimity]] in which the {{Wiki|concept}} of [[joy]] has been abandoned, [[mindfulness]], watchful [[awareness]], [[physical]] wellbeing and [[samadhi]]. The [[fourth dhyana]], which is called the [[Wikipedia:Absolute (philosophy)|ultimate]] [[dhyana]] because it is yet more [[peaceful]], has four features: the [[neutral]] [[sensation]] in which the [[sensation]] of [[physical]] wellbeing has been abandoned, [[mindfulness]], the [[mental formation]] of [[equanimity]], and samadi. | ||
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Revision as of 15:12, 23 December 2013
Four Dhyanas; Khenpo Pema Vajra says:
The first dhyana level which is accomplished in this way has five features: conception, discernment, joy, physical wellbeing and samadhi.The second dhyana, which is even more peaceful, has four features: the perfect clarity in which conception and discernment have been relinquished, joy, physical wellbeing and samadhi. The third dhyana, which is more peaceful still, has five features: equanimity in which the concept of joy has been abandoned, mindfulness, watchful awareness, physical wellbeing and samadhi. The fourth dhyana, which is called the ultimate dhyana because it is yet more peaceful, has four features: the neutral sensation in which the sensation of physical wellbeing has been abandoned, mindfulness, the mental formation of equanimity, and samadi.