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Anonymous users2024-02-13Samadhi, also known as "samadhi", "samadhi"."Samadhi"、"Samadhi"、"Three places"、"Samadhi"etc., translated as"Positive definite", that is, the meaning of dwelling in one state and not being scattered. The second volume and page 6 of the Treatise on the Exaltation of the Holy Religion reads: "Samadhi is said to be a converted one, and the mind dwells in one state.
The Yogi's Treatise on the Land, Volume 3, Page 7: "What is the Samadhi Cloud? It is said to observe what you observe, follow the other, and consider the state of mind on which you depend.
Youyun: What is the karma of samadhi? It is said that wisdom is based on karma.
The Yogi Treatise on the Land of the Eleventh Volume, Page 3: "Samadhi: It is said to be based on the cause, to correct the observation, and to have a state of mind.
The Yogis' Treatise on the Land of the Yogis, Volume 63, Page 8: "Ask: 'Why do you say that the meditations are called samadhi?'
Answer: 'All images of what we know are equal and equal, and we are free to do what we want. 'The Mahayana Five Aggregates, page 2, clouds:
What is Samadhi? It is said that the things that are observed make the mind a state of mind, and it is not scattered as sex. Miscellaneous Treatises, Volume I, Page 11, Cloud:
Samadhi': Observing things and making the mind single-minded, as a body;Wisdom is based on karma. The single-minded:
In a realm, let the heart not disperse. The third page of the fourth volume of the Kusha Treatise says: "'Samadhi' is the state of mind. ”
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Anonymous users2024-02-12It means to stop distracting thoughts and calm the mind.
It is generally called "Samadhi" in Sanskrit.
The transliteration of samadhi, which means to stop distracting thoughts and calm the mind, is Buddhism.
It refers to the essence and true meaning of things. There are different discussions and interpretations of this term both inside and outside the church.
It has two meanings, general and specific: it can refer to the ordinary ability to concentrate on thinking, or it can refer to the concentration that has been developed through practice. In this way, it becomes a mystical force that can enable the meditator to enter a higher realm and completely change the state of life.
Samadhi, Samadhi, Dhyana.
Chanting Buddha Samadhi: Chanting Buddha Samadhi is only a temporary binding of conscious delusions, and "Samadhi."
It is the Buddha land that is immortal, unincreasing and decreasing in front of great wisdom. If a student of Buddhism only recites the Buddha's practice, he can still achieve enlightenment without taking care of the Buddha's teachings.
Reciting the Buddha's samadhi is a temporary auxiliary to the delusion of consciousness, and when the opportunity is ripe, then continue to learn the Mahayana supreme multiplication, and the recitation of the Buddha is very different from the Zen mind. When you start reciting Buddha, you don't know what the Buddha is about, but Zen is the omniscient Buddha mind! From reciting the Buddha to the Buddha's heart, it is necessary to participate in enlightenment, and according to this route, it progresses layer by layer, and finally opens the original by gradually leading to it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Samadhi generally refers to samadhi.
The word samadhi, a transliteration of the Sanskrit word samadhi, means to stop distracting thoughts and calm the mind, which is Buddhism.
It refers to the essence and true meaning of things. There are different discussions and interpretations of this term both inside and outside the church. It has two meanings: general and special
It can refer to the ability to concentrate on the mind in general, or to the concentration that has been developed through practice. In this way, it becomes a mystical force that can enable the meditator to ascend to a higher realm and completely change the state of life. Samadhi is an umbrella concept that is subdivided into:
Samadhi, Samadhi, Dhyana. Among them, samadhi, samadhi, and dhyana, there are a total of 25 kinds of conclusions in which life, and they exchange cultivation. In the end, it is to obtain the result of "lifeless forbearance" to "nirvana".
Samadhi is one of the Buddhist practices that means to remove all distractions and calm the mind. How to concentrate can be divided into two kinds: one is the innate ability, that is, "born to be determined", and the other is to increase the concentration due to acquired efforts, that is, "to be determined".
The former is obtained by accumulating virtue, and the latter by cultivation. The Ten Dwelling Vibhasha Treatises, Volume 11 contains: "Samadhi is all the concentrations except the four meditations (four meditations) and the eight liberations; It is also said that the three liberation gates (the absence of emptiness, the absence of appearance, and the unwillingness type of relieving the samadhi) and the three samadhi (conscious and contemplative, unconscious, unconscious, and unconscious) are called samadhi.
Classification of chanting Buddha samadhi:
1. Contemplating the Buddha's appearance with one mind, or contemplating the reality of the Dharmakaya with one mind (these two are contemplating the Buddha), or calling the Buddha's name with one mind (calling the name of the Buddha), and practicing the Dharma is called the Buddha's samadhi. It is the recitation of the Buddha's samadhi because of the action.
2. These three causes are the result of meditation, such as the mind entering meditation, or the appearance of the Buddha's body, or the reality of the Dharmakaya. It is called chanting Buddha Samadhi. It is the recitation of the Buddha Samadhi of the fruition.
The recitation of the Buddha samadhi of the practice is called 'cultivation', and the recitation of the Buddha samadhi of fruition is called 'development'. The Sutra of Amitayus says: 'In the appearance of the Buddha, you have to recite the Buddha's samadhi.
He also said, 'Whoever sees this will see all the Buddhas in the ten directions.' In order to see the Buddhas, hence the name of the Buddha Samadhi.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Samadhi is a Sanskrit transliteration. In fact, it means to enter the meditation.
To enter meditation is to enter meditation. Sometimes the passing away of the enlightened person is also called meditation. Being one of the three learnings and the five divisions of the Dharma body can make the mind focus on one realm.
It can be divided into types such as intentional and unintentional. There are those who enter the meditation for the old sales of the Buddhist road bridge repair, and there are also those who enter the meditation for the saints who will appear in the world after many years. If you want to enter the decision, it is better to snap your fingers at them.
According to the "Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty", Mahakala received the Buddha's will and settled in the Jizu Mountain; The Qing debater was not in the palace of Asura, South India, waiting for Maitreya to be born. "The Theory of Great Wisdom" is also a cloud that has been settled, and water and fire cannot be harmed, and it will not end. In yoga and right-brain meditation, concentration is also referred to as entering the wave state (or degenerative consciousness).
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Samadhi, also known as "samadhi", "samadhi"."Samadhi"、"Samadhi"、"Three places"、"Samadhi"etc., translated as"Positive definite", that is, the meaning of dwelling in one state and not being scattered. The second volume and page 6 of the Treatise on the Exaltation of the Holy Religion reads: "Samadhi is said to be a converted one, and the mind dwells in one state.
The Yogi's Treatise on the Land, Volume 3, Page 7: "What is the Samadhi Cloud? It is said to observe what you observe, follow the other, and consider the state of mind on which you depend.
Youyun: What is the karma of samadhi? It is said that wisdom is based on karma.
The Yogi Treatise on the Land of the Eleventh Volume, Page 3: "Samadhi: It is said to be based on the cause, to correct the observation, and to have a state of mind.
The Yogi's Treatise on the Land, Volume 63, Page 8: "Ask: 'Why is it that the world speaks of meditation and is called Samadhi?'
Answer: 'All images of what we know are equal and equal, and we are free to do what we want. 'The Mahayana Five Aggregates, page 2, clouds:
What is Samadhi? It is said that the things that are observed make the mind a state of mind, and it is not scattered as sex. Miscellaneous Treatises, Volume I, Page 11, Cloud:
Those who search for Brother Hui Samadhi': In what they observe, they make their minds single-minded and body-orientedWisdom is based on karma. The single-minded:
In a realm, let the heart not disperse. The third page of the fourth volume of the Kusha Treatise says: "'Samadhi' refers to the filial piety of the mind in one state. ”
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