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Title: Calmo dimorare - Shinè - ritiro
Other Title: Calm Abiding - Shi-ne: Retreat
Teacher: Ghesce Ciampa Ghyatso 
Keywords: Calm Abiding
Categories: Categories Vocabulary::Practice::sutra::Commentaries and explanations
Tradition: Gelug
Issue Date: 26-Jun-1997
Principal Language: en
Translation Language: it
Event: Ritiro sciné 
Abstract: This retreat trains the "concentrated calm" (Sanskrit shamatha), one of the basic practices for developing meditation and the six paramitas.
Description: "Calm abiding" meditation (shiné in Tibetan and shamatha in Sanscrit) is explained in the Buddhist canon as one way to obtain buddhahood: to obtain complete liberation from mental afflictions. It can also simply be used as an instrument to improve intelligence and pacify the mind. As ordinary beings, caught up in the complications and rhythms of daily life, it is difficult to guide the mind and keep it stable, in a positive state towards ourselves and others. By continually practicing calm abiding we learn to keep our mind and heart positive, and, at the end, with the unitiy of wisdom eliminate the deleterious stages that hinder our serenity and spiritual evolution.
Comment: Nastri 6 EN/IT
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11996/329
Other Identifiers: AAU-BTXVKZSSV
Content restrictions: VINCOLIEDITORE
Access Mode: DIRITTIEDITORE
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