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bsam gtan sa dgu
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Nine states of concentration.\n1. {bsam gtan dang po'i nyer } {bsdogs mi lcogs med/} preparatory stage of the first level concentration\n2. {bsam gtan dang po'i dngos gzhi tsam po ba/} ordinary stage of the first level concentration\n3. {bsam gtan } {dang po'i dngos gzhi khyad par can/} exalted stage of the first level concentration\n4. {bsam gtan gnyis pa'i dngos gzhi tsam po ba/} ordinary stage of the second level concentration\n5. {bsam gtan gnyis pa'i dngos gzhi khyad par can/} exalted stage of the second level concentration\n6. {bsam gtan gsum pa'i } {dngos gzhi tsam po ba/} ordinary stage of the third level concentration\n7. {bsam gtan gsum pa'i dngos gzhi khyad par can/} exalted stage of the third level concentration\n8. {bsam } {gtan bzhi pa'i dngos gzhi tsam po ba/} ordinary stage of the fourth level concentration\n8. {bsam gtan bzhi pa'i dngos gzhi khyad par can/} exalted stage of the fourth level concentration.
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