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For the third division of Dhyana, that which attains the samadhi of noble beings on the path of seeing and onward is called the undefiled dhyana, or the dhyana which delights the tathagatas. By the power of this you can magically produce countless bodily creations and thus enter the domain of experience of tathagatas, which entails eleven ways of benefitting others. | |||
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For the third division of Dhyana, that which attains the samadhi of noble beings on the path of seeing and onward is called the undefiled dhyana, or the dhyana which delights the tathagatas. By the power of this you can magically produce countless bodily creations and thus enter the domain of experience of tathagatas, which entails eleven ways of benefitting others.