釋禪波羅蜜次第法門 5.81

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5.81

Fifth, the factor of one-pointedness of mind (ekāgratā): when one has experienced pleasure for a long time, the mind settles; although there are sensations and the like, the mind does not take them as objects. Since there is no dispersion and one remains steadily in tranquility, it is called the factor of ekāgratā. This is a brief explanation of the five factors of the first dhyāna arising sequentially, with the meaning of the factors being established on the basis of their culmination.

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