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Anguttara Nikaya

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concentration
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1 3, 58 | training... the aggregate of concentration of one beyond training... 2 3, 61 | but by having attained a concentration devoid of directed thought & 3 3, 61 | who by having attained a concentration devoid of directed thought & 4 3, 61 | worlds. Having attained a concentration devoid of directed thought & 5 3, 61 | worlds; having attained a concentration devoid of directed thought 6 3, 62 | right mindfulness, right concentration. This is called the noble 7 3, 71 | untarnished, conducive to concentration.' As he is recollecting 8 3, 72 | right mindfulness, right concentration. This is the path, this 9 3, 74 | concentrated.' Now, does concentration come first, and knowledge 10 3, 74 | knowledge come first, and concentration after?" ~Then the thought 11 3, 74 | He has talked both of the concentration of one who is in training 12 3, 74 | is in training and of the concentration of one whose training is 13 3, 74 | training. ~"And what is the concentration of one who is in training? 14 3, 74 | pain. This is called the concentration of one who is in training. ~" 15 3, 74 | virtue, thus consummate in concentration, thus consummate in discernment -- 16 3, 74 | He has talked both of the concentration of one who is in training 17 3, 74 | is in training and of the concentration of one whose training is 18 3, 83 | training in heightened mind (concentration), doesn't have their desire 19 3, 83 | training in heightened mind (concentration); strong will be our desire 20 3, 91 | directions~with limitless concentration. ~This is called ~the practice 21 3, 102| thoughts of the Dhamma. His concentration is neither calm nor refined, 22 3, 102| unified & concentrated. His concentration is calm & refined, has attained 23 3, 103| periodically to the theme of concentration; he should attend periodically 24 3, 103| attend solely to the theme of concentration, it is possible that his 25 3, 103| periodically to the theme of concentration, attends periodically to 26 3, 103| periodically to the theme of concentration; he should attend periodically 27 3, 103| attend solely to the theme of concentration, it is possible that his 28 3, 103| periodically to the theme of concentration, attends periodically to 29 3, 129| his alertness lacking, his concentration lacking, his mind gone astray, 30 4, 1 | and not penetrating noble concentration that we have wandered & 31 4, 1 | penetrated, when noble concentration... noble discernment... 32 4, 1 | further: ~Unexcelled virtue, concentration,~    discernment, & release:~ 33 4, 41 | IV.41 - Samadhi Sutta - Concentration~Translated from the Pali 34 4, 41 | the four developments of concentration. Which four? There is the 35 4, 41 | There is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 36 4, 41 | There is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 37 4, 41 | There is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 38 4, 41 | There is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 39 4, 41 | what is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 40 4, 41 | This is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 41 4, 41 | what is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 42 4, 41 | This is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 43 4, 41 | what is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 44 4, 41 | This is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 45 4, 41 | what is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 46 4, 41 | This is the development of concentration that, when developed & pursued, 47 4, 41 | the four developments of concentration. ~"And it was in connection 48 4, 94 | IV.94 Samadhi Sutta - Concentration (Tranquillity and Insight)~ 49 5, 20 | himself is consummate in concentration and encourages others to 50 5, 20 | others to be consummate in concentration. He himself is consummate 51 5, 27 | Samadhi Sutta - (Immeasurable) Concentration~Translated from the Pali 52 5, 27 | should develop immeasurable concentration [i.e., concentration based 53 5, 27 | immeasurable concentration [i.e., concentration based on immeasurable good 54 5, 27 | has developed immeasurable concentration, five realizations arise 55 5, 27 | within oneself that 'This concentration is blissful in the present 56 5, 27 | within oneself that 'This concentration is noble & not connected 57 5, 27 | within oneself that 'This concentration is not obtained by base 58 5, 27 | within oneself that 'This concentration is peaceful, exquisite, 59 5, 27 | that 'I enter into this concentration mindfully, and mindfully 60 5, 27 | should develop immeasurable concentration. When, wise & mindful, one 61 5, 27 | has developed immeasurable concentration, these five realizations 62 5, 28 | Samadhanga Sutta - The Factors of Concentration~Translated from the Pali 63 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration. Listen, and pay close attention. 64 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration? There is the case where 65 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration. ~"Furthermore, with the 66 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration. ~"And furthermore, with 67 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration. ~"And furthermore, with 68 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration. ~"And furthermore, the 69 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration. ~"When a monk has developed 70 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration in this way, then whichever 71 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration in this way, then whichever 72 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration in this way, then whichever 73 5, 28 | five-factored noble right concentration in this way, then whichever 74 5, 75 | rapture & pleasure born of concentration, unification of awareness 75 5, 76 | rapture & pleasure born of concentration, unification of awareness 76 5, 179| untarnished, leading to concentration. This is the fourth pleasant 77 6, 12 | untarnished, leading to concentration -- the monk dwells with 78 6, 63 | right mindfulness, right concentration -- is the way leading to 79 6, 63 | right mindfulness, right concentration -- is the way leading to 80 6, 63 | right mindfulness, right concentration -- is the way leading to 81 6, 63 | right mindfulness, right concentration -- is the way leading to 82 6, 63 | right mindfulness, right concentration -- is the path of practice 83 6, 63 | right mindfulness, right concentration -- is the path of practice 84 7, 49 | certain level of mastery in concentration and insight in order to 85 7, 56 | Sangha... the Training... concentration... heedfulness; live without 86 7, 56 | Sangha... the Training... concentration... heedfulness; live with 87 7, 58 | Unrestrained, his mind is far from concentration. ~"Furthermore, Moggallana, 88 7, 58 | Unrestrained, his mind is far from concentration. ~"It's not the case, Moggallana, 89 8, 63 | Good Will, Mindfulness, & Concentration)~Translated from the Pali 90 8, 63 | mindfulness) as a form of concentration practice, mastered in terms 91 8, 63 | you have developed this concentration in this way, you should 92 8, 63 | you should develop this concentration with directed thought & 93 8, 63 | equanimity. ~"When this concentration is thus developed, thus 94 8, 63 | you have developed this concentration in this way, you should 95 8, 63 | you should develop this concentration with directed thought & 96 8, 63 | equanimity. ~"When this concentration is thus developed, thus 97 8, 63 | you have developed this concentration in this way, you should 98 8, 63 | you should develop this concentration with directed thought & 99 8, 63 | equanimity. ~"When this concentration is thus developed, thus 100 8, 63 | you have developed this concentration in this way, you should 101 8, 63 | you should develop this concentration with directed thought & 102 8, 63 | equanimity. ~"When this concentration is thus developed, thus 103 9, 1 | persistence, on virtue, on concentration, on discernment, on release, 104 9, 1 | persistence, on virtue, on concentration, on discernment, on release, 105 9, 35 | malleable mind, limitless concentration is well developed. With 106 9, 35 | well-developed, limitless concentration, then whichever of the six 107 10, 69 | persistence, on virtue, on concentration, on discernment, on release, 108 10, 92 | untarnished, leading to concentration. ~"These are the four factors 109 10, 108| In one who has right concentration, wrong concentration is 110 10, 108| right concentration, wrong concentration is purged away... ~"In one 111 10, 176| provoking anger and destroying concentration. He engages in idle chatter. 112 11, 1 | reward?" ~"Pleasure has concentration as its purpose, concentration 113 11, 1 | concentration as its purpose, concentration as its reward." ~"And what 114 11, 1 | And what is the purpose of concentration? What is its reward?" ~" 115 11, 1 | What is its reward?" ~"Concentration has knowledge & vision of 116 11, 1 | its reward. Pleasure has concentration as its purpose, concentration 117 11, 1 | concentration as its purpose, concentration as its reward. Concentration 118 11, 1 | concentration as its reward. Concentration has knowledge & vision of 119 11, 2 | disenchantment as its reward. Concentration has knowledge & vision of 120 11, 2 | its reward. Pleasure has concentration as its purpose, concentration 121 11, 2 | concentration as its purpose, concentration as its reward. Serenity 122 11, 12 | practice is centered in concentration, not uncentered. One aroused 123 11, 12 | untarnished, conducive to concentration.' At any time when a disciple 124 11, 13 | practice is centered in concentration, not uncentered. One aroused 125 11, 13 | untarnished, conducive to concentration.' At any time when a disciple 126 11, 16 | touch one. One's mind gains concentration quickly. One's complexion


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