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 1  Pref             |      1934) a description of the Meditation Hall and its life is given.
 2     3,      1  (1)|      was absorbed in a Samadhi (Meditation) known as Deep Enlightenment.
 3     3,      3  (1)|         retires to practise his meditation.~
 4     3,      5     |         one can really practise meditation from which Prajna grows;
 5     3,      5     |         disciplining himself in meditation the Yogin is liable to be
 6     4,      3     |      turn into Morality (sila), Meditation (dhyana), and Wisdom (prajna).~
 7     4,      3  (2)|        a quietistic exercise of meditation.~
 8     4,      3     |  unmoved, [i.e. in a quietistic meditation],~The immovable you gain
 9     4,      4  (2)|         Energy, (3) Memory, (4) Meditation, and (5) Prajna.~
10     4,      5     |     Buddhas is not dependent on meditation (dhyana) or on diligent
11     4,      5     |       the Sagaramudra-samadhi, "Meditation of the Ocean-stamp", in
12     4,      5     |       he never comes out of his meditation of absolute quietude].~"'
13     5,      6     |            VI HAKUIN'S "SONG OF MEDITATION"~Sentient beings are primarily
14     5,      6     | birth-and-death?~As regards the Meditation practised in the Mahayana,~
15     5,      6     |      issue from the practice of Meditation;~Even those who have practised
16     6,      1     |          He is generally in the meditation posture.~The Nirvana scene
17     6,      3     |       bath-room attached to the Meditation Hall. When the monks take