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 1 1 |               law and entered upon the meditation termed 'the station of the
 2 1 |              Lord had entered upon his meditation, there fell a great rain
 3 1 |                the Lord is absorbed in meditation! Why, let me inquire about
 4 1 |               enlightenment by dint of meditation.~36. Some, again, offer
 5 1 |              law, and entered upon the meditation termed 'the Station of the
 6 1 |              the Lord had entered upon meditation, there fell a great rain
 7 1 |               Lord, on rising from his meditation, revealed the Dharmaparyâya
 8 1 |              legs and entered upon the meditation of 'the excellent Exposition
 9 1 |             seer continued absorbed in meditation.~62. And there fell a celestial
10 1 |         contemplation, and absorbed in meditation are seen the true sons of
11 1 |               enlightenment by dint of meditation.~72. They preach the law
12 1 |             and goblins, rose from his meditation, he addressed his son Varaprabha,
13 2 |             and consciousness from his meditation, and forthwith addressed
14 2 |              the powers, the stages of meditation, the emancipations, the
15 2 |        themselves in point of zeal and meditation, with wisdom reflected on
16 3 |                Aryas, the pleasures of meditation, emancipation, self-concentration,
17 5 |              who practise exertion and meditation, are called the highest
18 5 |          adepts in the four degrees of meditation, feel delight at hearing
19 7 |              retire for the purpose of meditation, and in that retirement,
20 7 |          Tathâgata, &c., rose from his meditation, in possession of memory
21 7 |                of voidness, devoted to meditation, devoted to great meditation,
22 7 |           meditation, devoted to great meditation, then, monks, the Tathâgata,
23 7 |                of becoming absorbed in meditation; during eighty-four complete
24 8 |             the law and the delight in meditation. There will be an immense,
25 8 |               powerful, masters in the meditation of the eight emancipations.
26 8 |           magical power, adepts at the meditation of the (eight) emancipations,
27 11|                if absorbed in abstract meditation, and he pronounced these
28 13|          coerce his thoughts, exercise meditation with complete absorption,
29 13|           after rising (from his pious meditation), preach with unquailing
30 14|              hundred thousand sorts of meditation'; who are adepts at the
31 16|   pre-occupation in his mind, practise meditation, during kotis of.Æons;~26.
32 16|               who finds his delight in meditation, in concentration of mind,
33 16|               at the highest degree of meditation;~29. Then the merit accruing
34 16|         morality, forbearance, energy, meditation, or wisdom, will produce
35 16|                always busy, devoted to meditation in striving after the state
36 16|                great value to abstract meditation, frequently engaging in
37 16|        frequently engaging in abstract meditation, able in solving questions
38 16|              studious, and addicted to meditation;~54. Who is not irascible,
39 17|               imperfections, adepts in meditation, adepts in great meditation
40 17|            meditation, adepts in great meditation and in the meditation with
41 17|            great meditation and in the meditation with eight emancipations.
42 18|           whether they are absorbed in meditation or have risen from it.~45.
43 22|             had he entered upon such a meditation than a great rain of Mandârava
44 22| Sarvasattvapriyadarsana rose from that meditation with memory and full consciousness,
45 22|               in which I have acquired meditation; I have achieved a heroical
46 22|            merit, knowledge, wisdom or meditation. Such a power of knowledge,
47 23|                 plunged into so deep a meditation that immediately after,
48 23|                a distinction? And what meditation is it, O Lord, that the
49 23|                 Let us also learn that meditation, O Lord, and practise that
50 23|                Lord, and practise that meditation. And let us see that Bodhisattva,
51 23|         planted good roots, Lord. What meditation is it, Lord, whereby the
52 23|                man of good family, the meditation termed Sarvarûpasandarsana.
53 23|               Saha-world, obtained the meditation Sarvarûpasandarsana, and
54 23|               Saha-world obtaining the meditation Sarvarûpasandarsana, it
55 23|      Mahâsattvas have all obtained the meditation termed Sarvarûpasandarsana.~
56 23|       Mahâsattva Padmasrî acquired the meditation called the Lotus of the
57 24|                fanning, he, by dint of meditation, like a phantom, in all
58 25|         morality, forbearance, energy, meditation, wisdom, and skilfulness;
59 25|             had perfectly mastered the meditation Vimala (i.e. spotless),
60 25|            Vimala (i.e. spotless), the meditation Nakshatraragâditya, the
61 25|                Nakshatraragâditya, the meditation Vimalanirbhâsa, the meditation
62 25|         meditation Vimalanirbhâsa, the meditation Vimalâbhasa, the meditation
63 25|            meditation Vimalâbhasa, the meditation Alankârasûra, the meditation
64 25|           meditation Alankârasûra, the meditation Mahâtegogarbha. Now at that
65 25|            kotis of Æons practised the meditation Sarvasattvapapagahana, with
66 25|                Subhavyûha acquired the meditation termed Sarvagunâlankâravyûha.
67 25|            sooner had he acquired that meditation, than he rose seven Tâls
68 26|           beholding me he will acquire meditation and obtain spells, termed