རྫུ་འཕྲུལ་གྱི་རྐང་པ་བཞི། | Glossary of Terms

Intention, diligence, attention, and discernment.

Four types of absorption related to intention, diligence, attention, and analysis as they manifest on the greater path of accumulation.

Determination, discernment, diligence, and concentration.

The four are intention (chandas), diligence (vīrya), attention (citta), and discernment (mīmāṃsā).

One-pointed intention, one-pointed thought, one-pointed diligence, and one-pointed investigation.

These are (1) single-pointed intention, (2) single-pointed thoughts, (3) single-pointed diligence, and (4) single-pointed investigation.

Concentration based on (1) will, (2) effort, (3) mind, and (4) analysis.

Part of the thirty-seven aspects of awakening.

The first basis of magical power consists of the energy from the conscious cultivation of concentration of will (chanda­samādhi­prahāṇa­saṃskāra­samanvāgataḥ). The second consists of the energy from the conscious cultivation of concentration of mind (citta‑). The third consists of concentration of effort (vīrya‑). The fourth consists of concentration of analysis (mīmāṃsa‑). These four form a part of the thirty-seven aids to enlightenment.

Determination, discernment, diligence, and concentration.

Four types of absorption related to intention, diligence, attention, and analysis as they manifest on the greater path of accumulation.

The four are desire-to-do (or yearning) (chanda), perseverance (vīrya), concentrated mind (citta), and examination (mīmāṃsā).

The four are desire-to-do (or yearning) (chanda), perseverance (vīrya), concentrated mind (citta), and examination (mīmāṃsā).

Intention, diligence, attention, and discernment.

Extraordinary abilities that arise due to success in meditation. They are the footings of success based on isolation, based on nonattraction, based on cessation, and matured by relinquishment.

The four foundations or bases of miraculous power are: determination, discernment, diligence, and absorption. These are among the thirty-seven factors of awakening.

Aspiration, diligence, attention, and analysis.

The four supports for miraculous ability, as enumerated in UT22084-031-002-161, comprise (1) the support for miraculous ability combining the meditative stability of resolution with the formative force of exertion, (2) the support for miraculous ability combining the meditative stability of perseverance with the formative force of exertion, (3) the support for miraculous ability combining the meditative stability of mind with the formative force of exertion, and (4) the support for miraculous ability combining the meditative stability of scrutiny with the formative force of exertion.