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nonthought, non-conceptual, nonconceptualizing, non-discursiveness, nonthought, nonconceptualization, conceptlessness, without thought; ex. [[rnam rtog steng du mi rtog rnyed]] discovered nonthought in the midst of discursive thought [RY] | |||
non-conceptual[izing][ization] non-discursiveness, non-/ [w/ o]thought, conceptlessness [IW] | |||
non-thought, absence of thought, absence of thoughts [JV] | |||
Nonthought. A state in which conceptual thinking is absent. It can refer to nonconceptual wakefulness but usually it is one of the three temporary meditation experiences (bliss, clarity and nonthought) that is often tainted by subtle fascination and attachment [RY] | |||
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nonthought, non-conceptual, nonconceptualizing, non-discursiveness, nonthought, nonconceptualization, conceptlessness, without thought; ex. rnam rtog steng du mi rtog rnyed discovered nonthought in the midst of discursive thought [RY]
non-conceptual[izing][ization] non-discursiveness, non-/ [w/ o]thought, conceptlessness [IW]
non-thought, absence of thought, absence of thoughts [JV]
Nonthought. A state in which conceptual thinking is absent. It can refer to nonconceptual wakefulness but usually it is one of the three temporary meditation experiences (bliss, clarity and nonthought) that is often tainted by subtle fascination and attachment [RY]