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; x [[sems ha cang grims te nang du mi sdud par grim lhod ran par byas]] do not let your mind get inwardly concentrated by being too tense [RY]
 
balanced concentration, balance of tight and loose [IW]
 
neither too taut nor too loose; x [[de gnyis ka ma lags te grim lhod ran pa las byung ban zhus pas]] it sounded best when they were neither too taut nor too loose, he replied [RY]
 
balanced concentration [RY]


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x sems ha cang grims te nang du mi sdud par grim lhod ran par byas do not let your mind get inwardly concentrated by being too tense [RY]

balanced concentration, balance of tight and loose [IW]

neither too taut nor too loose; x de gnyis ka ma lags te grim lhod ran pa las byung ban zhus pas it sounded best when they were neither too taut nor too loose, he replied [RY]

balanced concentration [RY]