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| Wylie Definition | sinking and scattering. The two extremes to be avoided when attempting to bring the mind to the state of settled concentration on the object of meditation in the early stages of the Path. This settled concentration is called Peaceful Abiding (zhi-gnas). These two are mental/moral failings which prevent the Two Accumulations of Total Knowledge and Merit. They are, then, manifestations of obscuration (sgrib pa) and afflictive emotions (nyon rmongs) within the context of initial stabilization (zhi gnas) in meditation. |
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