Aberration: Failure & going wrong in morality and understanding: see: vipatti

…full undivided concentration, so that this object after a while in mind is visualized as a mental reflex or image nimitta and, as if it…

…‘breakthrough or penetration to the realization of the truth’, is the full and direct comprehension of the Four Noble Truths by the…

…into the possession of liberation of mind, liberation through understanding, after having himself understood and directly realized…

Abstentions: the 3: virati

Access-concentration: see: samādhi

Access: Moment of access into one-pointed concentration: see: javana

…of place, object and duration, and enters them and emerges from them effortlessly, then it is impossible that in such a person the attainments…

…for Nibbāna the final liberation from the wheel of rebirths samsāra, and therefore also from the ever-repeated deaths, since the unborn…

Anabhirati-saññā: Disgustes with the entire world; see: sabba - loke anabhirati - sañña.

…leads to the emptiness liberation suññatā-vimokkha see. vimokkha. Herein the ability of understanding paññindriya is outstanding, and…

…of impulsion are: the preparation parikamma, access upacāra, adaptation anuloma and change-of-lineage gotrabhū moments. For further…

…reflection, profound consideration:
The 4 fold: see: satipatthāna.
The 18 fold: see: vipassanā.
The 7 fold: The seven contemplations: …

…their overcoming, their penetration, etc. Cf. Guide VI vii. According to Kath. several ancient Buddhist schools erroneously held the opinion that…

…conducive to liberation, praised by the wise, independent of craving & opinion, leading to concentration.

5: The Noble…

…concentration or full concentration from apeti to fix, is the concentration existing during absorption jhāna, whilst the neighbourhood or…

…gains the ability of concentration, he in every respect is considered as a body-witness kāya - sakkhī.

4: He who after…

…i. e. without previous deliberation, preparation, or prompting by others; hence: ‘unprepared, unprompted’. This term and its counterpart…

Attainment-concentration: appanā-samādhi, see: samādhi

…M. 9. But there is a figurative way in which it can be treated as a root-cause; namely, when it is made to serve as a starting point in an…

…is a synonym of concentration samādhi, one-pointedness of mind citt’ekaggatā and calm tranquillity samatha, further see: samatha…

…mindfulness sati, 4 concentration samādhi, 5 understanding paññā.

Their particular aspect, distinguishing them from the corresponding 5…

…rebirth, or regenerating process uppattibhava, i.e. the kammically passive side of existence consisting in the arising and developing…

…neighbourhood-concentration

1 analysis of the 4 elements catudhātu - vavatthāna see. dhātu-vavatthāna, which may…

…which is probably of a comparatively later period, the Treasure Store Sutta Nidhikkanda Sutta of the Khuddakapātha, where the following 3 terms…

…Pāli scriptures of a disciple declaring it as his aspiration. - See bodhi.

…- sambojjhanga, concentration samādhi-sambojjhanga, equanimity upekkhā. Because they lead to enlightenment, therefore they are called…

…From that derives the figurative expression dhamma - cakkam pavatteti, he sets rolling the Wheel of the Law’ and the name of the…

…intention cetanā, concentration samādhi vitality jīvita directing manasikāra Cf. Tab. II, III.

With regard to kammical intention i.e….

Ceto-pariya-ñāna: ‘penetrating knowledge of the mind of others’, is one of the 6 higher powers abhiññā 3.

…in particular, the concentration associated with it. It is often linked with the ‘deliverance through understanding’ paññā-vimutti,, e.g….

…be of inconceivably short duration and to last not longer than the billionth part of the time occupied by a flash of lightning. However that may…

…the concentrated, quietened mind, and is one of the 3 trainings see: sikkhā The concentration or intensification of consciousness is one of the 4…

[[cittass’ekaggatā]]Cittass’ekaggatā: ‘one-pointedness of mind’, is a synonym of concentration, or samādhi

Concentration: samādhi - right°, see: sacca IV. 8, magga 8. - wrong°, see: micchā-magga 8.

Generation: the 4 modes of: yoni

…etc. connected with penetration. Cf. A. IV, 179; VI. X, 71.

‘Decline’ hāna is to be understood with regard to the arising of opposing…

…in danger; the power of penetrating concentration samādhivippharā iddhi producing the same result. The magical powers are treated in detail in…

…factor, reaches concentration, it is called the concentration of intention chanda - samādhi etc.; Vis.M XII.

These 4 roads of power…

…sati
18. concentration: samādhi
19. understanding: paññā

3 supra-mundane Abilities

20. the…

…energy with weak concentration leads to restlessness, whilst strong concentration with deficient energy leads to indolence. Though for both…

[[inoperative consciousness]]Inoperative consciousness: kammically; see: kiriyacitta.

Janaka-kamma: ‘regenerative kamma’; see: kamma.

…for the attainment-concentration appanā - samādhi; access upacāra-samādhi as they are close to the attainment-concentration and are…

…rapture, joy and concentration; in the 3rd: joy and concentration; in the 4th: equanimity upekkhā and concentration; Vis.M IV.

The 4…

…medicine; sīla…

…image obtained in concentration, or to any inner experience just passed, as for instance, any absorption jhāna, or any supra-mundane path,…

…upekkhā 7 concentration samādhi For definition s. Pāli terms.

1, 2, 3, 4, 7 are found in 4 classes of greedy consciousness see:…

…they have to utter an aspiration before a Perfect Buddha.

Canonical references are few; Pug. 29 defin.; A. II, 56; in M. 116, names of many…

…favourable object of concentration, such as the mental image of a skeleton, a corpse infested by worms, a corpse blueblack in colour, a festering…

…this or that mental concentration samādhi, just as a pot thrown into moss-clad water pushes the moss aside.

2: Overcoming by…

…towards proliferation in the realm of concepts; and proposes a rendering by;conceptual proliferation,; which appears convincing in…

…of beings, wishing long duration to the higher states of happiness of beings, and being impartial and just to all beings, therefore 1: They give…

[[parassa ceto-pariya-ñāna]]Parassa ceto-pariya-ñāna: ‘penetration of the mind of others’, is one of the higher powers abhiññā.

…to place, object and duration, does he enter them, or rise therefrom. Therefore it is well possible that such a monk, through negligence, may…

Parikamma-samādhi: ‘preparatory concentration’, is the initial and still undeveloped concentration of mind; see: samādhi

…of the doctrine pariyatti 2 practising it patipatti 3 penetrating it pativedha and realising its goal. App..

…a collective name for generative kammic intention kamma - cetanā and all the mental phenomena associated therewith, whilst the 2nd link…

…or mindfulness, concentration and understanding see: indriya 15-19 are dull in him; and by reason thereof he reaches only slowly the…

…etc., and nowhere a transmigration of sound has taken place, just so it is with this consciousness. Further it is said: ’In this continuous…

…consequence of this consideration, he abandons bad conduct in deeds, words and thoughts, follows good conduct, and keeps his mind pure, this, o…

Pativedha: ‘penetration’, signifies the realization of the truth of the Dhamma, as distinguished from the mere acquisition of its wording…

…which consists in the penetration of the impermanency anicca, misery dukkha see: sacca and impersonality anattā of all forms of…

…in his own person the 8 liberations = jhāna, but through his understanding the fermentations have come to ceasing in him. Such a person is…

…- For the power of penetrating vipphāra knowledge and concentration, see: iddhi - For morality combined with penetration nibbedha see:…

[[preparatory concentration]]Preparatory concentration: and preparatory image, etc.: see: samādhi javana

Productive: or regenerative kamma: s. kamma.

…he reaches full concentration samādhi,, and how thereafter, by developing insight vipassanā with regard to the impermanency anicca…

…stages in meditative concentration, in insight practice vipassanā as well as in the first two absorptions jhāna. In the latter it appears as…

…Thiti-bhāgiya-samādhi, Thiti-bhāgiya-paññā:** ‘static morality, static concentration, static understanding’; see:…

…which constitutes liberating insight. About their relation to the three gateways ot liberation’, see: vimokkha I.

For further details,…

…Summary I. In the figurative sense, as ‘foundation’ or sustaining condition, it is one of the 24 conditions paccaya and is used to denote 4…

Ākiñcañña-ceto-vimutti: Possessionless or desireless mental release. The mental liberation coming from relinquishment of all acquisitions. The end stage of realizing Dukkha see: ceto-vimutti

…is a name for that concentration of mind which is associated with the profound and shocking insight vipassanā that is present in any one of…

…11: Concentrating the mind I will breathe in, thus he trains himself; concentrating the mind I will breathe out, thus he trains…