Category:Meditation

E

• Eight antidotes

F

• First Dhyana
• Five faults
• Four Antidotes to Laziness
• Four mental engagements
• Fourth Dhyana

N

• Nine ways of resting the mind

S

• Second Dhyana
• Shamatha Meditation
• Stages Accomplished Through the Six Powers

T

• Third Dhyana

• Meditation

A

• Absorption of cessation
• Agitation
• Analytical meditation

C

• Capable preparatory stage

D

• Distraction
• Dullness

E

• Eight antidotes
• Eight faults
• Equalizing ourselves and others
• Equanimity
• Exchanging ourselves and others

F

• Faith
• Five experiences
• Five faults
• Four applications of mindfulness
• Four dhyanas
• Four kinds of mindfulness
• Four mental engagements
• Four yogas

K

• Khenpo Kunpal - Bodhicharyavatara - Chapter 8: Meditative Concentration (MP3)

L

• Laziness
• Loving kindness

M

• Meditative concentration
• Meditative equipoise
• Mindfulness

N

• Nine levels of meditative concentration
• Nine ways of resting the mind

O

• One-pointed mind of the desire realm

P

• Pliancy
• Post-meditation

R

• Ratnamegha Sutra

S

• Samadhi
• Settling meditation
• Seven mental processes
• Seven-point posture of Vairochana
• Six levels of meditative concentration
• Six powers
• Stages of Meditation

T

• Three experiences
• Tonglen

U

• Unifying Practice

V

• Vase breathing
• Vigilance
• Vipashyana

ར

• རོ་གཅིག་
• རྣལ་འབྱོར་བཞི་
• རྩེ་གཅིག་

ལ

• ལྷག་མཐོང་

ས

• སྒོམ་མེད་
• སྤྲོས་བྲལ་