〘Noun〙 Buddhist term. Entering the state of meditation . Entering a state of selflessness by unifying and concentrating the mind. Also refers to the death of a high priest. ⇔ Exiting from meditation. ※Hokke Gisho (before the 7th century) 1 "One must enter into meditation . One must wish to understand the principle of cause and effect." ※Eika (around 1028-92) Utagai "When I was allowed to peek at the state of the Master entering meditation" Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 仏語。禅定(ぜんじょう)の境地にはいること。心を統一集中させて、無我の境地にはいること。また、高僧の死をいう。⇔出定(しゅつじょう)。※法華義疏(7C前)一「第二須二入定一者。将欲レ明二一因一果之理一」※栄花(1028‐92頃)うたがひ「大師の御入定の様を覗き見奉らせ給へば」
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