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commentarial tradition identify as the 'gates of liberation' (vimokṣamukha):
Signlessness-samadhi (Sa: ānimitta-samādhi) (Pi:
animitto samādhi) or marklessness-concentration...
- no soul or self in any
living being, then p****ing
through the gate of
signlessness (animitta) –
realising that
nirvana cannot be perceived, and finally...
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mindfulness and the
Three Gates of
Liberation (emptyness or śūnyatā,
signlessness or animitta, and
wishlessness or apraṇihita).
Early Chan
texts also teach...
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medieval India,
states Srinivasan. The
Linga Purana states, "Shiva is
signless,
without color, taste, smell, that is
beyond word or touch,
without quality...
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Bodhisattvas on the
seventh level develop the
ability to
contemplate signlessness uninterruptedly and
enter into
advanced meditative absorptions for extended...
- ISBN 978-0-231-14485-8. Pontillo, Tiziana; Candotti,
Maria Piera (2014).
Signless Signification in
Ancient India and Beyond.
Anthem Press. ISBN 978-1-78308-332-9...
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states Doniger. The
Linga Purana (5th-10th
century CE) states, "Shiva is
signless,
without color, taste, smell, that is
beyond word or touch,
without quality...
- Brahman,
which as
invisible signless and
existent Principle, is
formless or linga-less. The
Linga Purana states, "Shiva is
signless,
without color, taste,...
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being non-attached (asakti), non-conceptual and non-dual (advaya) and
signless (animitta). It is
generally understood as a kind of
insight into the true...
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objects is n!. The
number of n-permutations with k
disjoint cycles is the
signless Stirling number of the
first kind,
denoted c ( n , k ) {\displaystyle c(n...
