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1     1,   6  (1)|                        Abstract Contemplation, which the Zenists distinguish
2     1,   6  (1)|       the distinction, saying: "Contemplation of outside religionists
3     1,   6  (1)|       for Devas) are desirable; Contemplation of common people (ordinary
4     1,   6  (1)|          for the upper worlds); Contemplation of Hinayana is practised
5     1,   6  (1)|    truth of Anatman (non-soul); Contemplation of Mahayana is practised
6     1,   6  (1)|      well as of Dharma (thing); Contemplation of the highest perfection
7 Appen,   2  (6)|   different degrees of abstract contemplation, by which the mind could
8 Appen,   2  (1)| above-mentioned four degrees of contemplation, and other four deeper ecstatic