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bsam gtan bzhi
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Four types of concentration. A. {gzugs khams kyi bsam gtan bzhi/}\nFour levels of concentration within the form realm.\n1. {bsam gtan dang po/} [prathamaṃdhyāna]/ first level concentration\n2. {bsam gtan gnyis pa/} [dvitīyadhyāna]/ second level concentration\n3. {bsam gtan gsum pa/} [tritīyadhyāna]/ third level concentration\n4. {bsam gtan bzhi pa/} [cathurthadhyāna]/ fourth level concentration.\nB. {rgyud sde 'og ma nas shad pa'i bsam gtan bzhi/} Four concentralions according to the lower tantras.\n1. {bzlas brjod yan lag bzhi'i bsam gtan/} concentration of the four limbs of recitation/ incantation (see {bzlas brjod yan lag bzhi})\n2. {me gnas kyi bsam gtan/} concentration on abiding in fire\n3. {sgra gnas kyi bsam gtan/} concentration on abiding in sound\n4. {sgra mthar } {thar pa ster ba'i bsam gan/} concentration resulting in liberation at the conclusion of sound.
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