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 1     1, TrInt|    theories, based on logic and meditative experience, about the nature
 2     1, TrInt|     scholars without any direct meditative experience, but actually
 3     1, TrInt|         perceive") a particular meditative experience as the ultimate
 4     7  (8)  |      derived, apart from actual meditative experience, from close scrutiny
 5     7  (9)  |    serene happiness followed by meditative absorption. This frequently
 6     8       | venerable Maha-Cunda1 rose from meditative seclusion and went to the
 7     8       |        at the beginning of his [meditative] reflections?"3 ~"Cunda,
 8     8  (3)  |        at the beginning of his (meditative) reflections (adim-eva manasikaroto).
 9     8  (3)  |      who believe that, in their meditative practice, they have achieved
10     8  (12) |       realized any of the eight meditative attainments (samapatti)
11     8  (12) |           Comy. says that these meditative attainments "are in common
12     8  (12) |         Comy.: "The overrater's meditative absorption is neither 'effacement'
13     8  (16) |    effacement, unlike the eight meditative attainments? Because they
14   10b  (15) |        The consciousness of the meditative absorptions of the fine-corporeal
15   10b  (19) |       opposites, or through the meditative absorptions (jhana). ~
16    12  (2)  | signifies all higher degrees of meditative knowledge characteristic