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gzugs khams kyi sgom spang brgya dang brgyad cu
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One hundred and eighty objects of elimination within the form realm to be* abandoned on the path of meditation. The four levels of concentrations—first, second, third and fourth within the form realm each have forty-five objects of elimination (see {gzugs khams kyi sgom spang lnga}) when each of the five eliminations are further divided into nine levels of subtlety from within the three basic levels of great, middling and small and each of these levels are further divided into three levels, thus making one hundred and eighty in all.
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