釋禪波羅蜜次第法門 5.99
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Answer: The first dhyāna has two kinds: first, complete; second, incomplete. If all sixteen sensations arise, this is the complete first dhyāna and is superior; if one or two sensations arise, it may also be called the first dhyāna. Why? Because a single sensation fully possesses the ten dharmas of absorption and their retinue, the five factors, are accomplished; however, this first dhyāna is not called complete.
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