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The absorption of cessation (Wyl. 'gog pa'i snyoms 'jug) is an advanced state of meditation in which the ordinary mind and mental events are temporarily brought to a halt. It is known as the highest state of mundane Samadhi meditation and is cultivated by shravakas as a preliminary to Nirvana. An uncontaminated wisdom focused single-pointedly on emptiness in dependence upon the actual absorption of peak of samsara.

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