法界次第初門 1.239

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1.239

Fifth, the factor of one-pointedness of mind. The mind being unified with the dharma of concentration is called one-pointedness of mind. When the practitioner first verifies dhyāna, they immediately become attached to concentration; yet because the mind still relies on the dharmas of initial application, sustained application, joy, and bliss, there is subtle scattering. When the mind that experiences joy and bliss naturally becomes unified with the dharma of concentration, it is therefore named the factor of one-pointedness of mind.

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法界次第初門 — Classical Chinese