Ideas across traditions · meditation · Indian
samādhi
Works in 12 traditions beyond Indian attest this concept, on 3,036 cited pages. Translators have rendered it as “ཏིང་ངེ་འཛིན་”, “ting nge 'dzin”, “tingdzin”, “ting-nge-dzin” and 7 other ways; a link through a rendering is marked as such, because another translator chose differently.
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101works in other traditions, with a cited page
70works in Indian, its home tradition on the maps
37further works where only a vocabulary list or keyword names it; not shown
5judged analogues in other traditions (a different word for a neighbouring idea)
Analogues, judged
A different word, in another tradition, that a reviewer judged to name a neighbouring idea. These are not attestations of samādhi; each carries the reviewer’s confidence and reason.
- dhyāna Indian85%glossed 'Meditation/Zen'; dhyana is the adjacent limb that precedes samadhi and is distinguished from it in the same texts
- śamatha Buddhist85%distinct Buddhist concept (meditative absorption), routinely contrasted with calm abiding (judged from the other side)
- hesychia Byzantine & Orthodox70%Sanskrit 'deep meditative absorption' — a different tradition's distinct concept, adjacent under the meditation theme. (judged from the other side)
- lectio divina Medieval Latin60%glossed 'meditative absorption'/'equanimity' — a distinct Indic technical term, not a Latin reading practice (judged from the other side)
- jingzuo Chinese50%Sanskrit absorption/'equanimity, perceptual focus' per evidence; adjacent, not jingzuo (judged from the other side)
In other traditions
Ordered by the earliest work in each tradition that attests the concept. Within a tradition, works run from earliest to latest by conventional composition date.
Zoroastrian
- 1000 BCEZoroastrian liturgical corpus (Avesta: Yasna, Visperad, Yašts, Vendīdād)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionbhaga womb/source of the Vajra-Queen, embodying the body, speech, and mind of all. Then the Blessed One entered into theThe Liturgy of Worship, undated, p. 13 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionty; in empty nature, there is no phenomenon to be obtained—whether distracted or single-minded. You should abide in thisZend-Avesta: The Work of Zoroaster, 1771, p. 418 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi — meditative concentration...practiceZend-Avesta: Work of Zoroaster, Vol. III, 1771, p. 418 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1000 BCEAvesta — Gāthās, Yasna, Vendīdād, Yašts, Hādōxt Nasksame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionbhaga womb/source of the Vajra-Queen, embodying the body, speech, and mind of all. Then the Blessed One entered into theThe Liturgy of Worship, undated, p. 13 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionty; in empty nature, there is no phenomenon to be obtained—whether distracted or single-minded. You should abide in thisZend-Avesta: The Work of Zoroaster, 1771, p. 418 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi — meditative concentration...practiceZend-Avesta: Work of Zoroaster, Vol. III, 1771, p. 418 · flagged as a term by the translator
Buddhist
- 400 BCEDīgha Nikāyasame word
- samâdhi — deep concentration/meditative absorptionf it were a well-known summary, and it is constantly repeated below. The word I have rendered ‘earnest contemplation’ isBuddhist Suttas, 1879, p. 65 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samādhi — meditationthe mind and from this point of view no sacrifice is superior to the development of the Personality by Seela morality ,Long Discourses of the Buddha, Volume 1, 1942, p. 6 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 400 BCESatipaṭṭhāna Sutta (DN 22 / MN 10)same word
- 400 BCEAṅguttara Nikāyasame word
- 300 BCEDhammapada (with aṭṭhakathā)same word
- 250 BCEPaṭṭhānaa translator’s rendering
- meditative absorption — jhāna, of morality, or an Uposatha observance act, one reviews it; one reviews past well-performed deeds; having emerged fromDukapatthana, 1906, p. 137 · flagged as a term by the translator
- meditative absorptionTherein, what are the wholesome phenomena? In the time one cultivates the supramundane lokuttara beyond-the-world jhanaපට්ඨානපකරණ (Theravada Abhidhamma — Sri Lankan Palm-Leaf MS), Unknown, p. 382 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 100 BCEMilindapañhasame word and a translator’s rendering
- samâdhi — concentration'Because he is endowed with living alone.' 231:2 Ekattâbhirati delight in solitude . 231:3 Patisallanam seclusion , notමිලින්දපඤ්හ (Questions of King Milinda — Buddhist philosophical dialogue), 1890, p. 306 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samâdhit; and the meditation in which no low aspirations remain. When a Bhikkhu , O king, has put on this jewel of meditation (The Questions of King Milinda, Part 2 (SBE Vol. 36), 1879, p. 254 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 100 BCEMilindapañha on dreamssame word and a translator’s rendering
- samâdhi — concentration'Because he is endowed with living alone.' 231:2 Ekattâbhirati delight in solitude . 231:3 Patisallanam seclusion , notමිලින්දපඤ්හ (Questions of King Milinda — Buddhist philosophical dialogue), 1890, p. 306 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samâdhit; and the meditation in which no low aspirations remain. When a Bhikkhu , O king, has put on this jewel of meditation (The Questions of King Milinda, Part 2 (SBE Vol. 36), 1879, p. 254 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 100 BCEMilindapañha (Questions of King Milinda)same word
- 50 BCEPrajñāpāramitā (Aṣṭasāhasrikā; Heart and Diamond Sūtras)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samādhi — meditative concentration|| TheŚatasāhasrikā Prajñāpāramitā (100,000-line Perfection of Wisdom), 1100, p. 183 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi — deep meditative absorptionchedikā Diamond Cutter Perfection of Wisdom. There, the Blessed One says: That which is, O Subhūti. Through the extendedAṣṭasāhasrikā Prajñāpāramitā (8,000-line Perfection of Wisdom), 900, p. 14 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi — meditative absorptionus-gone one , and they cling to the perfections, yet they do not diminish. Even the victorious one knows it. There is noAṣṭasāhasrikā Prajñāpāramitā (second manuscript), 1000, p. 360 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 150 CESukhāvatīvyūha sūtras & Amitāyurdhyāna (Pure Land visualisation)same word
- Samâdhirience, you will simultaneously see all the Buddhas of the ten quarters. Since you see all the Buddhas, it is called theBuddhist Mahayana Texts (SBE Vol. 49), 1879, p. 441 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samâdhiOF ASVAGHOSHA. and destroying the aggregate of latent impressions, he, endowed with supernatural powers, will attain theBuddhist Mahayana Texts (Heart Sutra, Diamond Sutra, Buddha-karita), 1894, p. 209 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 150 CENāgārjuna, Suhṛllekha (Letter to a Friend)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 350 CELaṅkāvatāra Sūtrasame word
- 350 CEMaitreya/Asaṅga, Mahāyānasūtrālaṃkārasame word and a translator’s rendering
- 380 CEVasubandhu, Abhidharmakośa with Bhāṣyasame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorption# The Scripture of the Stages of the Path of the Great Being In general, regardingThadrak Thor bu 018 mDzod 'grel sogs, 1700, p. 3 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative stabilizationthe stains of the mind? The Blessed One said: The method of cleansing the stains of the mind is to rely upon the path ofNeyphug Thor bu mDzod 'grel brgya sbyin thogs nor bu'i 'od snang, 1700, p. 69 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi"kila" is used to indicate the specific view of the Vaibhashika school. The author’s own view is: "Meditative absorptionTreasury of the Abhidharma with Commentary (Abhidharmakosa with Bhashya), Unknown, p. 55 · original word kept by the translator
- 400 CEVasubandhu, Abhidharmakośa (chs. 6 & 8: path and attainments)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 430 CEVisuddhimagga (Path of Purification)same word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhi — concentrationka. It condenses the 21,000 units of the Vinaya Pitaka into Sila morality , the 21,000 units of the Suttanta Pitaka intoVisuddhimagga (วิสุทธิมรรค, Path of Purification) in Thai, 500, p. 4 · flagged as a term by the translator
- meditative absorptionreiterated attention. Mindfulness settles down with death as its object, the hindrances are suppressed, and the *jhāna*Visuddhimagga (The Path of Purification), 2010, p. 293 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 430 CEBuddhaghosa, Visuddhimaggasame word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhi — concentrationka. It condenses the 21,000 units of the Vinaya Pitaka into Sila morality , the 21,000 units of the Suttanta Pitaka intoVisuddhimagga (วิสุทธิมรรค, Path of Purification) in Thai, 500, p. 4 · flagged as a term by the translator
- meditative absorptionreiterated attention. Mindfulness settles down with death as its object, the hindrances are suppressed, and the *jhāna*Visuddhimagga (The Path of Purification), 2010, p. 293 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 450 CEDhammapadaṭṭhakathā (Buddhaghosa’s Commentary on the Dhammapada)same word
- 620 CECandrakīrti, Madhyamakāvatārasame word and a translator’s rendering
- 700 CEŚāntideva, Bodhicaryāvatārasame word and a translator’s rendering
- 705 CEŚūraṅgama Sūtrasame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionisdom began to flourish, but those who are lost in themselves focus only on extensive learning and do not practice rightShurangama Sutra with Essential Commentary, 1594, p. 14 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samadhi — meditative absorption. Those who are confused by their own nature are exclusively fond of extensive learning and do not cultivate the correct대불정수릉엄경 (Surangama Sutra, 1456 Korean woodblock), 1456, p. 37 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 705 CEŚūraṅgama Sūtra (大佛頂首楞嚴經)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionisdom began to flourish, but those who are lost in themselves focus only on extensive learning and do not practice rightShurangama Sutra with Essential Commentary, 1594, p. 14 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samadhi — meditative absorption. Those who are confused by their own nature are exclusively fond of extensive learning and do not cultivate the correct대불정수릉엄경 (Surangama Sutra, 1456 Korean woodblock), 1456, p. 37 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 705 CEŚūraṅgama Sūtra on dream and delusionsame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionisdom began to flourish, but those who are lost in themselves focus only on extensive learning and do not practice rightShurangama Sutra with Essential Commentary, 1594, p. 14 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samadhi — meditative absorption. Those who are confused by their own nature are exclusively fond of extensive learning and do not cultivate the correct대불정수릉엄경 (Surangama Sutra, 1456 Korean woodblock), 1456, p. 37 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 750 CEGuhyasamāja sādhana (Ārya tradition; Ganden oral lineage)same word
- 800 CECakrasaṃvara sādhana (Ghaṇṭapāda five stages; Vajrayoginī / Vajravārāhī)same word and a translator’s rendering
- Meditative Absorption — Samadhiratyahara , Meditative Concentration Dhyana , Breath Control Pranayama , Retention Dharana , Recollection Anusmrti , andrje btsun rdo rje rnal 'byor ma na ro mkha' spyod ma'i lam gyi rim pa'i spyi don gsang chen sgo brgya 'byed pa'i lde mig, 1700, p. 143 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptiontate on the deities of the mandala in one's own body. Then, one should recite the mantra. Then, one should remain in therDo rje phag mo'i zab khrid, 1700, p. 65 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionblessing mark. The heroic Jomo female master who is attached to the blessing. In the lineage of the Vajra good mark, therDo rje phag mo'i zab khrid skor, 1700, p. 86 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 900 CESaraha, Dohākoṣasame word and a translator’s rendering
- meditative absorption — snyoms par 'jug pameditative concentration bsam gtan . This is also tainted happiness. Happiness of the formless realm is the happiness ofDo ha'i bshad lugs sogs, 1700, p. 435 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi — meditative state|| Then, indeed, the Blessed Vajrasattva the Vajra-Being, a primordial Buddha , the Great Vajra, having entered into thedo ha skor gsum gyi ti ka 'bring po, 1700, p. 18 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1000Vajrabhairava / Yamāntaka sādhanasame word and a translator’s rendering
- 1025Kālacakra (guru yoga)same word
- 1100Avalokiteśvara sādhana (Thugs rje chen po)same word
- 1200Jagaddarpaṇa, Kriyāsamuccayasame word
- 1927Th. Stcherbatsky, The Conception of Buddhist Nirvāṇasame word
Chinese
- 350 BCEDaodejingsame word
- 320 BCEZhuangzi (incl. ch.2 butterfly dream, ch.6 sitting-forgetting)same word
- 300 BCEZhuangzisame word
- 300 BCEZhuangzi — Fasting of the Mind (xinzhai) & Sitting in Forgetfulness (zuowang)same word
- 300 BCEZhuangzi ch. 2 (the butterfly dream) and ch. 6same word
- 300 CEGuo Xiang, commentary on Zhuangzi (Xuanxue)same word
- 705 CEŚūraṅgama Sūtrasame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionisdom began to flourish, but those who are lost in themselves focus only on extensive learning and do not practice rightShurangama Sutra with Essential Commentary, 1594, p. 14 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samadhi — meditative absorption. Those who are confused by their own nature are exclusively fond of extensive learning and do not cultivate the correct대불정수릉엄경 (Surangama Sutra, 1456 Korean woodblock), 1456, p. 37 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1317Chanzong Songgu Lianzhu Tongji (Comprehensive Anthology of Linked Pearls: Verse Commentaries on Chan Koans)same word
- 1615Xingming Guizhi (Priceless Mirror of Human Nature and Life)same word
- 1615Xingming Guizhi (Aims of Nature and Life)same word
- 1760Cao Xueqin, Dream of the Red Chambersame word
Korean & Vietnamese
- 686 CEWonhyo, collected workssame word
- 1200Chinul — Susimgyŏl & Excerpts from the Dharma Collectionsame word
- Samadhi — stillnesse ice melting in hot water. If one practices and studies moment by moment without failing to maintain awareness, keepingSusimgyŏl, chinsim chikkyŏl, 1700, p. 21 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhieds of purity and impurity can never grow." Furthermore, as far as the Buddha-realm is concerned, wearing the clothes of지눌 전집 (Collected Works of Chinul — Founder of Korean Seon), 1210, p. 30 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1200Chinul, Susimgyŏl and collected workssame word
- Samadhi — stillnesse ice melting in hot water. If one practices and studies moment by moment without failing to maintain awareness, keepingSusimgyŏl, chinsim chikkyŏl, 1700, p. 21 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhieds of purity and impurity can never grow." Furthermore, as far as the Buddha-realm is concerned, wearing the clothes of지눌 전집 (Collected Works of Chinul — Founder of Korean Seon), 1210, p. 30 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1377Jikji (Anthology of the Buddhas and Patriarchs' Direct Pointing to the Essence of Mind)same word
Arabic
Tibetan
- 1050Dzogchen Seventeen Tantras & Vima snying thigsame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionh, and abandon all that is unwholesome. Be respectful to the Lama. --- ## Folio 2 Honor the studies with fame. Honor theKlong gsal thod rgal lam khrid, 1700, p. 4 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionpure mantra. The mantra. ### Folio 1 Then, the yogi should visualize their own body through the meditative concentrationsNyan brgyud rdo rje zam pa'i sgom khrid, 1700, p. 50 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptiongata, and others. All these Bodhisattvas, great beings, had attained dharani retentive power , had mastered the gates ofsNying thig gi lo rgyus chen mo, 1700, p. 8 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1050Nāropa, Six Yogas (tummo, illusory body, dream, clear light, bardo, phowa)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionst: the appearance of the sky, like the rising of the sun, the removal of all obstacles, the speech, the coming out. Therje btsun mai tri pa’i lugs kyi bde mchog snyan brgyud las/ ‘pho khrid snying gi nor bu, 1700, p. 12 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionrises, the clear light of death, the emptiness of all, the instant free of characteristics. One rests in the path of then’a ro chos drug gi nang tshan gtum mo’i man ngag nges don bla ma’i zhal shes legs bris bdag po’i gtung ba, 1700, p. 10 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1080Milarepa, mGur 'bum (Songs)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 1100Tibetan dream yoga (Six Yogas of Nāropa; rmi lam) and the Bardo Thödol's dream bardosame word and a translator’s rendering
- Samādhi — meditative concentrationbelieving in the unchanging nature of the pure and holy Truth, thou wilt have had produced in thee the tranquil-flowingThe Tibetan Book of the Dead (Bardo Thodol), 1927, p. 171 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionstrate to the assembly of peaceful and wrathful deities. Sixth, the sequence of meditation: First, of the three types ofZhi khro dgongs pa rang grol (Tibetan Book of the Dead / Bardo Thödol), Kalimpong: Mani Dorji, 1, p. 76 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionsecret mandala rituals of all the Blessed Ones, as well as the names, mantras, mudras hand gestures , and the stages ofZhi khro bka' brgyad yongs rdzogs skor, 1700, p. 122 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1100Machig Labdrön, Gcodsame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionerce prayer is brought to the general blessing. The mark of the sign is the sitting in the posture, not forced, from thedBang bskur gcod ki zhal gdams, 1700, p. 5 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionpure. The phenomena that are pure by nature are perfectly pure. Then the Bhagavan entered into the meditative absorptionNyams len dngos grub lag rkyangs sogs gcod skor, 1700, p. 24 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorption༄༅། །By meditating well on these instructions forgCod kyi zhal gdams, 1700, p. 53 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1230Sakya Paṇḍita, Mkhas pa 'jug pa'i sgo (and Tshad ma rigs gter)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 1250Sakya Paṇḍita, Mkhas 'jug (Gateway for the Learned)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 1310Mkha' 'gro snying thig (Dākinī Heart-Essence instruction cycle)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — mental stabilizationed the worldly life in the Buddha’s teachings, we shall abide in the training of ethics shila moral conduct , meditationmKha' 'gro snying thig gi khrid, 1700, p. 28 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorption### The Illuminator of the Profound Path: A Manual of Instruction for the Khandro Nyingthig Furthermore, regardingmKha' 'gro snying thig gi khrid yig zab lam gsal byed, 1700, p. 83 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi — meditative absorptionsdom . Homage to the All-Knowing. Homage to the Bhagavatī Prajñāpāramitā . Then, the Bhagavan Blessed One arose from hismKha' 'gro snying thig gi btags grol, 1700, p. 19 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1350Karma Lingpa, Bar do thos grol (Zhi khro dgongs pa rang grol)same word and a translator’s rendering
- Samādhi — meditative concentrationbelieving in the unchanging nature of the pure and holy Truth, thou wilt have had produced in thee the tranquil-flowingThe Tibetan Book of the Dead (Bardo Thodol), 1927, p. 171 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionstrate to the assembly of peaceful and wrathful deities. Sixth, the sequence of meditation: First, of the three types ofZhi khro dgongs pa rang grol (Tibetan Book of the Dead / Bardo Thödol), Kalimpong: Mani Dorji, 1, p. 76 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samadhi — meditative absorptionnite sentient beings, I shall attain the level of a Buddha Enlightened One . Then, the Bhagavan Blessed One entered intoBar do thos grol gser 'bris ma, 1700, p. 133 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1350Longchenpa, Ngal gso skor gsum, Man ngag mdzod & Snying thig ya bzhisame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionthe truth." Then, the assembly bowed to the Bhagavan and departed to their own places. Then, the Bhagavan arose from hisKlong chen man nag mdzod dang tshig don mdzod, 1700, p. 41 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative stabilizationcontinues from previous page: King of dharma teachings/truth . **Leaf 1** A monk established in the practice ofKlong chen pa'i bstan bcos thor bu thob yig, 1700, p. 111 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionhave attained mastery over the dharani mystic mnemonic formulas of all Tathagatas . They have attained mastery over therDzog chen sems nyid ngal gso, 1700, p. 68 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1350Longchenpa, Ngal gso skor gsum (Trilogy of Rest)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionhave attained mastery over the dharani mystic mnemonic formulas of all Tathagatas . They have attained mastery over therDzog chen sems nyid ngal gso, 1700, p. 68 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionurify obscurations that are like an illusion. Having remained in conduct that is like an illusion, one shall meditate onrdzogs pa chen po sgyu ma ngal gso, 1700, p. 11 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative concentrationlear, then the stream-light is explained as pure. The purity of the light of the goddess-attachment is produced from theRdzogs pa chen po ngal gso skor gsum gyi dkar chag padma stong ldan, 1700, p. 20 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1350Longchenpa, mDzod bdun (Seven Treasuries)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative stabilizationogether with all the Bodhisattva-Mahasattvas. They had all attained dharani retention , were proficient in many gates ofGrub mtha' rin po che'i mdzod, 1700, p. 4 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative stabilizationave the fortune to always remain on the supreme path that is liberated from the mud of cyclic existence through the vastChos dbyings mdzod dang gnas lugs mdzod, 1700, p. 147 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionthe truth." Then, the assembly bowed to the Bhagavan and departed to their own places. Then, the Bhagavan arose from hisKlong chen man nag mdzod dang tshig don mdzod, 1700, p. 41 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1400Dzogchen khrid yig (direct-introduction and guidance manuals; Sems sde, Kun byed rgyal po)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptione Don khrid Instructions on the Meaning/Guidance on the Path , this is the second chapter, which teaches the sequence ofDon khrid lam gyi sgron me, 1700, p. 112 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionnot abandoning anything is primordial wisdom. When one realizes this, the mind’s state of not meditating on anything isbrTags grol rgyud drug don khrid, 1700, p. 198 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionphere . The heart is the Blessed One’s wisdom. The heart is the Blessed One’s liberation. The heart is the Blessed One’sSems khrid sna tshogs, 1700, p. 19 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1402Tsongkhapa's Lamrim (Lam rim chen mo / chung ngu)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 1402Tsongkhapa, Lam rim chen mo & chung ngusame word and a translator’s rendering
- 1402Tsongkhapa, Lam rim chen mo / chung ngu (śamatha–vipaśyanā chapters)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 1488Milarepa, Mgur 'bum & Rnam tharsame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionyogis, through the manner of practicing austerity without clothing on the body and the manner of meditating on non-dualMi la ras pa'i gsung mgur mdzod nag ma (Songs of Milarepa, 'Black Treasury'), 1488, p. 3 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionh-fulfilling jewel, the King of Power, emerges from the pure gold itself, so too does this come forth perfectly from theMi la ras pa’l rnam thar, 1700, p. 1 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionhem understand, and because he realized the acts, he destroyed many subsequent attachments. He is clear in the manner ofmi la ras pa/ ras chung pa/ mgon po rdo rje bcas kyi rnam thar, 1700, p. 41 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1488Milarepa's Songs (Mgur 'bum / Mdzod nag ma)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 1488Life of Milarepa (rNam thar)same word
- 1500Tshe khrid rdo rje phreng ba (long-life visualisation cycle)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptioncurations are purified. Think of the holders of the teaching together in common. Think of the power of the equanimity ofTshe khrid rdo rje phreng ba, 1700, p. 22 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptioning "one who has gone to bliss" . The enactment of longevity is derived from the body of one who practices concentrationTshe khrid rdo rje phreng ba'i skor, 1700, p. 51 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi — meditative absorptione multitudes of those worlds, their movements, and their sensory entanglements. As it has been said: Having attained theTshe khrid rdo rje phreng ba'i skor, 1700, p. 10 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1500Guru yoga (Bla ma'i rnal 'byor; Bla ma dgongs 'dus)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionjoy and, offering homage, said: O Bhagavan, we shall realize it in that way. Then, the Bhagavan entered into a state ofBla ma dgongs 'dus skor, 1700, p. 159 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionn with a great assembly of monks and a great assembly of Bodhisattvas. At that time, the Blessed One was absorbed in theblo bzang bka' 'bum las bla ma'i gsol 'debs dang rnal 'byor bskyed rdzogs rim pa sogs bzhugs/ 'di dpe rgyun shin tu dkon, 1700, p. 5 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1550Mahāmudrā manuals (Wangchuk Dorje, Pema Karpo, Tashi Namgyal, Khamtrul)same word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhi — meditative absorptiona should generate Bodhicitta the mind of enlightenment without fixating on the body. In this way, through the doorway ofIntroduction to the Preliminary Practice of Mahamudra (Innate Union), 1710, p. 65 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative stabilizationhese four are integrated into one. Knowing this is the yogi. The mind is like the sky, and placing the mind upon that isPhyag chen stong thun rin po che'i gter mdzod, 1700, p. 135 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative equipoisethe dharmata nature of reality of the mind, and you should become familiar with it. Through such familiarity, a state ofThadrak Thor bu 026 Phyag chen khrid yig sogs, 1700, p. 126 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1600Zhal gdams / man ngag — retreat and heart-advice manualssame word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionthe enlightened ones . Through the blessings of perfection, through the wisdom of correct view, through the undistorteddben pa bstan pa'i rnal 'byor gcer lta grol ba'i zin bris, 1700, p. 7 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi — meditative absorptionmastery of the method of accomplishing śūnyatā emptiness . One must accomplish the path through the essential points ofThor bu dGe sbyor bdun pa'i nyams len sogs, 1700, p. 62 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionnd of enlightenment arises in our continuums. May all the obscurations of my body, speech, and mind be purified. May theThor bu lCe sgom nyams len sogs, 1700, p. 84 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1700Mahāmudrā instruction manuals (Bhutanese and Drukpa Kagyü)same word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhi — meditative absorptiona should generate Bodhicitta the mind of enlightenment without fixating on the body. In this way, through the doorway ofIntroduction to the Preliminary Practice of Mahamudra (Innate Union), 1710, p. 65 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative stabilizationhese four are integrated into one. Knowing this is the yogi. The mind is like the sky, and placing the mind upon that isPhyag chen stong thun rin po che'i gter mdzod, 1700, p. 135 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative equipoisethe dharmata nature of reality of the mind, and you should become familiar with it. Through such familiarity, a state ofThadrak Thor bu 026 Phyag chen khrid yig sogs, 1700, p. 126 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1700Dzogchen instruction literature (Semde khrid yig, kun gzhi rang grol, thod rgal)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samadhi — meditative absorptionh, and abandon all that is unwholesome. Be respectful to the Lama. --- ## Folio 2 Honor the studies with fame. Honor theKlong gsal thod rgal lam khrid, 1700, p. 4 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorptionto relax. This is the meditation. original: "This is the meditation." Through conceptualization, maintain this state ofkhrid yig kun gzhi rang grol sogs chos tshan kha 'thor sna tsogs, 1700, p. 9 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1700Legs bshad (miscellaneous aphorism collections, Neyphug/Phurdrup)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 1700Sngon 'gro (preliminary practice) manualssame word
- 1765Jigme Lingpa, Klong chen snying thig (with Patrul's Kun bzang bla ma'i zhal lung)same word and a translator’s rendering
Southeast Asian
- 1206Kuñjarakarṇasame word
- 1365Kakawin Sutasomasame word
Japanese
- 1420Noh plays of dream (mugen nō): Atsumori, Izutsu, Kantansame word
- 1906Sermons of a Buddhist Abbot (Soyen Shaku)same word and a translator’s rendering
- 1906Soyen Shaku — Sermons of a Buddhist Abbotsame word and a translator’s rendering
- 1927D.T. Suzuki — Zen popularising workssame word
- samâdhiored One. “At this time the Bhagavat in the Double Tower of Chandana seated himself in the assigned seat, entered into aOutlines of Mahayana Buddhism, 1907, p. 260 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samādhikā, conducting yourself in this way, be further purified in the path you have attained. By disciplining yourself well inStudies in the Lankavatara Sutra, 1930, p. 109 · flagged as a term by the translator
Persian
- 1657Dārā Shikūh, Sirr-i akbar (Persian Upaniṣads) / Anquetil’s Oupnek’hatsame word and a translator’s rendering
Renaissance & Early Modern Europe
- 1714Leibniz, Monadologie / Principes de la nature et de la grâcesame word
Theosophical & Modern Esoteric
- 1883Sinnett, Esoteric Buddhism (with The Occult World, Mahatma Letters)same word
- samadhiments, the marked paper was given back to him with a complete picture upon it representing an Indian fakir in a state ofThe Occult World, 1885, p. 221 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samadhie bill). has come. On your answer—consent or refusal—depends the resurrection of the *Phœnix*—prostrated in a death-likeThe Mahatma Letters to A. P. Sinnett from the Mahatmas M. & K. H., 1923, p. 431 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1888Blavatsky, The Secret Doctrine (the seven principles, manas, states of consciousness)same word
- Samâdhie features really prove nothing. Despite the fact that most existing statues of Buddha shown in the posture of *Samâdhi*The Secret Doctrine: Synthesis of Science, Religion and Philosophy Vol. 2, 1888, p. 378 · original word kept by the translator
- Samâdhif manifestation , it loses its name, as it loses it when the real One Self of man merges into Brahman , in cases of highSecret Doctrine Vol. I - Cosmogenesis, 1899, p. 651 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samâdhimerge entirely into and unite with his Monad . However, by doing so, he would (a) deprive his Higher Self of posthumousSecret Doctrine Vol. III - Esoterica, 1893, p. 85 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1889Yoga Sūtra — Theosophical Society translations (Judge, Dvivedi, Johnston)same word
- 1889Blavatsky, The Key to Theosophy (with The Voice of the Silence, Theosophical Glossary)same word
- Samadhit is reached only by the very, *very* few. It is, indeed, identical with that state which is known in India as *Samadhi*The Key to Theosophy, 1889, p. 28 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samadhiion, and it is reached only by the very, *very* few. It is, indeed, identical with that state which is known in India asKey to Theosophy, 1892, p. 26 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samâdhititioner original: "Yogî" , is what men call Meditation original: "Dhyâna" ,⁴¹ the proper precursor to Spiritual EcstasyThe voice of the silence and other chosen fragments from the Book of the golden precepts, 1892, p. 35 · original word kept by the translator
- 1889Blavatsky, E.S. Instructionssame word
- 1889The Voice of the Silencesame word
- 1889Blavatsky, The Voice of the Silencesame word
- 1908Besant, An Introduction to Yogasame word and a translator’s rendering
- 1911Crowley, Book 4, Part I: Mysticismsame word
- 1912Tertium Organum (Ouspensky)same word
- 1912Ouspensky, Tertium Organumsame word
- 1923Waite, Lamps of Western Mysticism / The Interior Lifesame word
- 1929Crowley, Magick in Theory and Practice (with Liber E and Liber O)same word and a translator’s rendering
Modern European
- 1902William James, The Varieties of Religious Experiencesame word
- 1921Jung, Psychologische Typensame word
- 1923A. E. Waite, Lamps of Western Mysticismsame word
At home in Indian
- 700 BCEBṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad IV.3 (the states of waking, dream and sleep)same word
- 600 BCETaittirīya Upaniṣad (with Sureśvara's Vārttika)same word
- 500 BCEKaṭha Upaniṣadsame word
- 400 BCEUpaniṣads with technique (Śvetāśvatara, Maitrī, Kaṭha)same word and a translator’s rendering
- meditative absorptionh was mentioned, one who has known the whole world to be the image the essence of the being of the Truth, should achieveOupnek'hat (Latin Upanishads), 1801, p. 464 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhir perhaps "an extension of the knots [that bind the soul]." When the stains of the mind are washed away by concentrationThe Thirteen Principal Upanishads, 1921, p. 470 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 300 BCEJain Āgamas: Ācārāṅga & Uttarādhyayana (austerities and sāmāyika)same word
- 300 BCEĀcārāṅga Sūtra (Jaina Sūtras, SBE 22/45)same word
- 300 BCEPraśna Upaniṣadsame word
- 300 BCEUttarādhyayana Sūtrasame word
- 200 BCEBhagavad Gītāsame word
- samadhi — meditative absorptionattached to enjoyment and power, and whose minds are stolen by such speech, the resolute intellect is not established inBhagavad-Gita, id est Thespesion Melos, 1823, p. 49 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — deep absorptiond whose minds are stolen by such words... **Folio 10 Verso** Om ...a resolute intellect is not established in meditationश्रीमद्भगवद्गीता (Bhagavad Gita, 1492 MS), 1492, p. 13 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — deep meditative absorptionon of all dualities born of ignorance, through the instruction of scriptures and teachers, and reflected in the state ofSrimad Bhagavad Gita (Sanskrit, 1823 edition), 1823, p. 71 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 200 BCEBhagavad Gītā (ch. 6, dhyāna-yoga)same word
- 100 BCEŚāntiparva rājadharma (Mahābhārata, Śānti & Anuśāsana Parvans)same word
- 100 CEKundakunda, Samayasārasame word and a translator’s rendering
- 200 CEKundakunda, Samayasāra & Niyamasārasame word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhiving soul with an equal eye, harboring no enmity or hatred. By casting aside the thirst for worldly things, I enter intoThe Perfect Law, 1931, p. 62 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhiepend on the five senses or the mind, but arises from the soul itself . | 357 | | | Monks established in deep meditationThe Essence of the Self, 1961, p. 33 · original word kept by the translator
- 200 CECaraka Saṃhitā / Suśruta on dreams as prognostic signssame word
- Samádhi — deep meditative absorptionhe touch of the "Saintly" has been credited with the virtue of curing the sick; and Avesha possession/auto-hypnotism andAn English Translation of the Sushruta Samhita, Based on Original Sanskrit Text, 1907, p. 70 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samādhi — a state of profound meditative absorptionJivan-mukta Emancipated in life ; in other words, of those who withdraw themselves from all external objects and are inCharaka-Samhita, 1890, p. 880 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samádhiumanity, the touch of the "Saintly" has been credited with the power of curing the sick; and Avesha (auto-hypnotism) andThe Sushruta Samhita Vol. 1 (English translation), 1907, p. 72 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 200 CEManusmṛti (Mānava Dharmaśāstra)same word
- Samadhi — equanimity/composurect. as interest for duty;— Puzaw-hka worship-payment paying the wages of servants either at once or after three months;—The Damathat (Laws of Manu, bilingual Burmese/English), 1880, p. 119 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samādhi — meditative absorptionnd the end of the section. (83) (5) **Nandana:** In other scriptures, it is said that the means for attaining Brahman isमानवधर्मशास्त्रम् Mānava Dharma Śāstra (Manusmṛti) with six commentaries (Medhātithi, Sarvajña Nārāyaṇa, Kullūka, Rāghav, 1886, p. 190 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 200 CEKauṭilya's Arthaśāstrasame word
- samādhi — reconcilement### CHAPTER XVII ### MAKING PEACE AND BREAKING IT The words śama quiet , sandhi agreement of peace , andKauṭilya's Arthaśāstra, 1909, p. 372 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhiuse of hostages. # CHAPTER XVII. MAKING PEACE AND BREAKING IT. The words sama (quiet), sandhi (agreement of peace), andKautilya's Arthashastra (Shamasastry translation), 1915, p. 476 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 350 CEPatañjali, Yoga Sūtra (with Vyāsa bhāṣya)same word and a translator’s rendering
- samādhi — deep meditative absorptioneen world exists only for the sake of that the Self .... | 2 | 21 | 89 | | Even that is an external limb to the seedlessYoga-Sūtra with Three Classical Commentaries (Sanskrit), 1904, p. 5 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samâdhi — profound concentration/trancehighly practical character of the rules laid down for acquiring eternal bliss and knowledge. The end proposed by yoga isयोगसूत्र (Yoga Sūtra), 1890, p. 15 · flagged as a term by the translator
- MEDITATIVE ABSORPTIONss; I have not left the body. In this way, you can make states of mind intelligible and real, instead of mere words. ###An Introduction to Yoga, 1908, p. 27 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 350 CEPatañjali, Yoga Sūtra with Vyāsa's bhāṣyasame word and a translator’s rendering
- samādhi — deep meditative absorptioneen world exists only for the sake of that the Self .... | 2 | 21 | 89 | | Even that is an external limb to the seedlessYoga-Sūtra with Three Classical Commentaries (Sanskrit), 1904, p. 5 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samâdhi — profound concentration/trancehighly practical character of the rules laid down for acquiring eternal bliss and knowledge. The end proposed by yoga isयोगसूत्र (Yoga Sūtra), 1890, p. 15 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhit A.D. 800 to 850) | xxi | ## ANALYTICAL SUMMARY OF THE YOGA-SŪTRAS | | PAGE | |:---|:---:| | 1. Book 1, Concentration (Yoga-System of Patanjali (Woods - Harvard), 1914, p. 11 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 500 CETirukkuṟaḷsame word
- samadhi — profound absorptiont incessantly, without separation, in union with the life-principle that has rid itself of its ignorance. Some call thisThe Tirukkural (with Parimelazagar Commentary), 1840, p. 339 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — deep meditative absorptionthe desire of the one without desire" refers to what is desired the teaching/path . The "means" refers to meditation andThe Kural of Tiruvalluvar, 1885, p. 178 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — meditative absorption. Seeing it means the soul, having shed its ignorance, meditates on it incessantly to become one with it. They call thisThirukkural (Arumuga Navalar Edition with Parimelazagar Commentary), 1861, p. 115 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 700 CEBādarāyaṇa, Brahma-sūtra with Śaṅkara's bhāṣya (and Rāmānuja)same word
- samâdhi — deep meditative absorptionach that ‘the person (i. e. the soul) exists, on account of the fact of enjoyment.’ 38. And on account of the absence ofVedanta Sutras, Part 3: Commentary of Ramanuja, 1879, p. 572 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — concentrated contemplationto something distinct from the instrument. 38. ### And on account of the impossibility of meditation. 39. The meditationCommentary on the Brahma Sutras, 1934, p. 575 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samâdhierent from the instrument of action is admitted to be the agent. 39. And on account of the impossibility of meditation (Vedanta Sutras, Part 2: Commentary of Shankaracharya (SBE Vol. 38), 1879, p. 64 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 700 CETamil Śaiva & Vaiṣṇava saints (Tēvāram, Tiruvācakam, Āḻvārs)same word
- 800 CEŚaṅkara, Vivekacūḍāmaṇisame word
- 800 CEVijñānabhairavasame word
- 800 CESaundaryalaharīsame word
- 800 CEMālinīvijayottara Tantrasame word
- 850 CEVasugupta, Śivasūtra (with Kṣemarāja's Vimarśinī)same word
- samādhi — meditative absorptionttains power over the individual soul. 17. Reflection is knowledge of the Self. 18. The joy of the world is the bliss ofShiva Sutra Vimarshini (Vasugupta/Kshemaraja, KSTS Vol 1, 1912), 1912, p. 23 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — absorptionts based on duality. As it is said in the Patanjala Yoga Sutras of Patanjali : > "These 28 are obstacles in the state ofShiva Sutra Vimarshini, 1911, p. 86 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 850 CEVasugupta, Śiva Sūtra with Kṣemarāja's Vimarśinīsame word
- samādhi — meditative absorptionttains power over the individual soul. 17. Reflection is knowledge of the Self. 18. The joy of the world is the bliss ofShiva Sutra Vimarshini (Vasugupta/Kshemaraja, KSTS Vol 1, 1912), 1912, p. 23 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — absorptionts based on duality. As it is said in the Patanjala Yoga Sutras of Patanjali : > "These 28 are obstacles in the state ofShiva Sutra Vimarshini, 1911, p. 86 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 850 CENetra Tantra (yoga chapters, with Kṣemarāja's Udyota)same word
- 875 CESpandakārikā with Nirṇaya / Sandohasame word
- 875 CESpanda-kārikā with Kṣemarāja's Nirṇaya and Sandohasame word
- 900 CESomānanda, Śivadṛṣṭisame word
- 925 CEUtpaladeva, Īśvarapratyabhijñā-kārikā with Abhinavagupta's Vimarśinīsame word
- Samādhi — deep meditative absorption: dhāraṇā —attains a state where its unveiled nature emerges, characterized by the manifestation of Light gained throughCommentary on the Recognition of the Lord, Volume II, 1938, p. 28 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhihers would not have this authority because they were composed by the Buddha and other historical figures. The resolutionCommentary on the Recognition of the Lord, Part III, 1943, p. 101 · original word kept by the translator
- 975 CENemicandra, Dravyasaṃgrahasame word
- 1000Yoga Vāsiṣṭha / Mokṣopāyasame word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhi — trance/absorptionractice of Yoga union/spiritual discipline meditation, thou hast accustomed thyself to a state of habitation (death-likeThe Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 2 (Mitra translation), 1893, p. 154 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — deep meditationmind remains established inYoga Vasistha, 1986, p. 70 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samádhinse of his own personality and become absorbed in the Infinite Intelligence. This is called his ultimate consummation orThe Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 1 (Mitra translation), 1891, p. 53 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1000Yoga Vāsiṣṭha (the dream worlds of Līlā, Lavaṇa, the hundred Rudras)same word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhi — trance/absorptionractice of Yoga union/spiritual discipline meditation, thou hast accustomed thyself to a state of habitation (death-likeThe Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 2 (Mitra translation), 1893, p. 154 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — deep meditationmind remains established inYoga Vasistha, 1986, p. 70 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samádhinse of his own personality and become absorbed in the Infinite Intelligence. This is called his ultimate consummation orThe Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 1 (Mitra translation), 1891, p. 53 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1000Abhinavagupta, Tantrāloka (with Tantrasāra)same word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhi — meditative absorptiononsciousness of the perceiver, caused by the sinking away of the limited perceiver who identifies with the body. This isThe Light of the Tantras, 1000, p. 547 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhicluded, and something else that is not the primary subject is mentioned because it is somewhat connected, the resolutionTantraloka, Vol. 1 with Jayaratha's Commentary, 1918, p. 231 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhinotes: 4. The limbs of yoga are: "Breath control, meditation, withdrawal of senses, concentration, logic, and absorptionThe Essence of Tantra, 1918, p. 55 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1000Abhinavagupta, Tantrāloka (with Jayaratha) and Tantrasārasame word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhi — meditative absorptiononsciousness of the perceiver, caused by the sinking away of the limited perceiver who identifies with the body. This isThe Light of the Tantras, 1000, p. 547 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhicluded, and something else that is not the primary subject is mentioned because it is somewhat connected, the resolutionTantraloka, Vol. 1 with Jayaratha's Commentary, 1918, p. 231 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhinotes: 4. The limbs of yoga are: "Breath control, meditation, withdrawal of senses, concentration, logic, and absorptionThe Essence of Tantra, 1918, p. 55 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1000Śaṅkara (attrib.), Vivekacūḍāmaṇisame word
- 1000Abhinavagupta, Parātrīśikā-vivaraṇa / -laghuvṛttisame word
- 1000Nemicandra, Dravyasaṃgraha (dhyāna verses)same word
- 1000Nārada Bhakti Sūtrasame word
- 1025Kṣemarāja, Pratyabhijñāhṛdayasame word
- 1025Kṣemarāja, Pratyabhijñā-hṛdayasame word
- 1070Kathāsaritsāgara (Ocean of the Streams of Story)same word
- 1096Somaśambhupaddhati (Kriyākāṇḍakramāvalī)same word
- 1100Śāradātilaka & Prapañcasāra (mantra-sādhana manuals)same word
- 1100Yoginīhṛdayasame word
- 1200Yoga-vāsiṣṭhasame word and a translator’s rendering
- Samadhi — trance/absorptionractice of Yoga union/spiritual discipline meditation, thou hast accustomed thyself to a state of habitation (death-likeThe Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 2 (Mitra translation), 1893, p. 154 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhi — deep meditationmind remains established inYoga Vasistha, 1986, p. 70 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samádhinse of his own personality and become absorbed in the Infinite Intelligence. This is called his ultimate consummation orThe Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 1 (Mitra translation), 1891, p. 53 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1200Kulārṇava Tantrasame word
- 1200Gorakṣanātha, Siddhasiddhāntapaddhati & Gorakṣaśatakasame word and a translator’s rendering
- 1200Tantrarāja Tantrasame word
- 1350Mādhava, Sarva-darśana-saṃgrahasame word
- samádhi — profound concentrationheir evidence." Therefore some authors expressly give yuj in this sense, and insert in their lists " yuj in the sense ofReview of the Different Systems of Hindu Philosophy, 1908, p. 253 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhiactivity , which properly belongs only to the body, since the soul is the drashtri the seer or pure observer . 3 NamelyThe Sarva-Darsana-Samgraha: Review of the Different Systems of Hindu Philosophy, 1908, p. 262 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhiir evidence." Therefore some authors expressly give *yuj* in this sense and insert in their lists "*yuj* in the sense ofThe Sarva-Darsana-Samgraha, or Review of the Different Systems of Hindu Philosophy, 1882, p. 278 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1400Sāṃkhya-sūtra with Aniruddha and Vijñānabhikṣusame word
- Samâdhi — trance/absorptionmeditation/contemplation is cessation of Râga passion * | ... | 304-305 | | * Dhyâna includes Dhâranâ concentration andThe Samkhya Philosophy, 1915, p. 38 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhi — deep meditative absorptions sutra, the term "concentration" is not explicitly used here. It has been said that the concentration of the mind, likeCommentary on the Exposition of the Samkhya Philosophy, 1943, p. 107 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1450Svātmārāma, Haṭhapradīpikāsame word and a translator’s rendering
- samādhi — meditative absorptiong the repetition of āsana postures , kumbhaka breath retention , and other techniques—one attains success in the form ofHathayogapradipika (Sanskrit, 1867), 1867, p. 56 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhipostures and *kumbhakas* breath-retention techniques —one attains "success," which is the state of meditative absorptionLight on the Yoga of Force with Commentaries, undated, p. 47 · original word kept by the translator
- Samâdhical "locks" used to direct the flow of energy during practice. | ... ... ... ... ... | 28--46 | | " IV " Deep MeditationThe Hatha Yoga Pradipika, 1915, p. 3 · original word kept by the translator
- 1450Kabīr, Bījak and sākhīssame word
- 1500Kabīr Granthāvalī / Songssame word
- 1500Śiva Saṃhitāsame word
- Samadhi — profound meditationing seen the Spirit that brings happiness within himself, he forgets this universe and enjoys the indescribable bliss ofThe Siva Samhita, 1914, p. 6 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samâdhithe present life" or liberated while still embodied , tranquil Yogi has obtained, through practice, the consummation ofThe Compendium of Shiva, Unknown, p. 41 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1577Pūrṇānanda, Ṣaṭcakranirūpaṇa (The Serpent Power)same word
- Samadhiling it the "giver of boons." || 39 || --- Now, for those practitioners who cultivate yoga through meditative absorptionDescription of the Six Chakras, Unknown, p. 52 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samādhiakti." Regarding the phrase "union of the individual soul," this refers to the subject of **deep meditative absorption**Description of the Six Chakras, undated, p. 75 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhicience of Yoga. By merely meditating on these, the fluctuations of the mind are restrained, making meditative absorptionIllustrated Description of the Six Chakras, undated, p. 14 · original word kept by the translator
- 1577Pūrṇānanda, Ṣaṭcakranirūpaṇasame word
- Samadhiling it the "giver of boons." || 39 || --- Now, for those practitioners who cultivate yoga through meditative absorptionDescription of the Six Chakras, Unknown, p. 52 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samādhiakti." Regarding the phrase "union of the individual soul," this refers to the subject of **deep meditative absorption**Description of the Six Chakras, undated, p. 75 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samadhicience of Yoga. By merely meditating on these, the fluctuations of the mind are restrained, making meditative absorptionIllustrated Description of the Six Chakras, undated, p. 14 · original word kept by the translator
- 1600Janam-Sākhī (hagiography of Guru Nanak)same word
- 1604Guru Nānak, Japjī & Guru Granth Sāhib (nām simran)same word
- 1640Tukārām, abhaṅgassame word
- 1650Annambhaṭṭa, Tarkasaṃgrahasame word
- 1775Mahānirvāṇa Tantrasame word
- 1851N.C. Paul, A Treatise on the Yoga Philosophy (1851); T.C. Rajan Iyengar (1908)same word
- Samadhidegree of respect; consequently, people provide them with food and other necessities, allowing them to continue their "The Hindu-Aryan Theory of Evolution and Involution; or, The Science of Raja Yoga, 1908, p. 82 · flagged as a term by the translator
- Samádhiasy of the physician, the self-contemplation of the German mesmerizers, and the clairvoyance of the French philosophers.A Treatise on the Yoga Philosophy, 1851, p. 8 · flagged as a term by the translator
- 1886Ramakrishna (Kathāmṛta / Great Master)same word
- 1896Raja Yoga (Vivekananda)same word
- 1896Vivekananda, Rāja Yogasame word
- 1896Vivekananda, Raja Yogasame word
- 1922Surendranath Dasgupta, History of Indian Philosophy I; Yoga as Philosophy and Religionsame word and a translator’s rendering
- meditative absorptiontrain their mind in specific ways so that it becomes possible to achieve the primary concentration of meditation calledA History of Indian Philosophy, Volume 1, 1922, p. 124 · flagged as a term by the translator
- samādhiunperceived. The latter are of seven kinds and may be ascertained by inference. These are: cessation of mental states byYoga as Philosophy and Religion (Dasgupta, 1924), 1924, p. 94 · flagged as a term by the translator
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