Vajra Verses - Part 5
The second line in the second block is this: ting nge 'dzin la.
ting nge 'dzin is meditative concentration, samadhi in Sanskrit. This is usually described for various very deep meditative states of mind. The mind is totally absorbed into another object.
la is again the oblique particle, pointing at something to be described next.
In the lam 'bras tradition, this actually consists of fifteen different meditative experiences all together, and these are taken as the path in the practices. So this is the cause part of this definition, and it will provide a result that we will talk about next.
So far do we have: For the yogi with meditative concentration....
ting nge 'dzin is meditative concentration, samadhi in Sanskrit. This is usually described for various very deep meditative states of mind. The mind is totally absorbed into another object.
la is again the oblique particle, pointing at something to be described next.
In the lam 'bras tradition, this actually consists of fifteen different meditative experiences all together, and these are taken as the path in the practices. So this is the cause part of this definition, and it will provide a result that we will talk about next.
So far do we have: For the yogi with meditative concentration....