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gzugs khams gnas ris bcu bdun
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Seventeen regions of the form realm. Three states of the first level concentration:\n1. {tshangs ris/} [brahmakāyikāḥ]/ Brahma type\n2. {tshangs pa mdun na 'don/} [brahmapurohitāḥ]/ Brahma attendants\n3. {tshangs tshen/} [mahābrahmāṇaḥ]/ great Brahma. Three states of the second level concentration:\n4. {'od chung /} [parīttābhāḥ]/ little light\n5. {tshad med 'od/} [apramāṇābhāḥ]/ limitless light\n6. {'od gsal/} [ābhāsvarāḥ]/ bright light. Three states of the third level concentration:\n7. {dge chung /} [parīttaṡubhāḥ]/ little virtue\n8. {tshad med dge} [apramāṇaṡubhāḥ]/ limitiess virtue\n9. {dge rgyas/} [ṡubhakṛtṣnāh]/ vast virtue. Eight states of the fourth level concentration:\n10. {sbrin med/} [anabharakāḥ]/ cloudless\n11. {bsod nams skyes/} [puṇyaprasavāḥ]/ born from merit\n12. {'bras bu che ba/} [bṛhatphalāḥ]/ great fruit\n13. {mi che ba/} [avṛhāḥ]/ not great\n14. {mi gdung ba/} [atapāḥ]/without pain\n15. {gya nom snang /} [sudṛṡāḥ]/\nexcellent appearance\n16. {shin tu mthong /} [ṡudarṡanāḥ]/ great perception\n17. {'og min/} [akaniṣṭāḥ]/ not low.
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