Also rendered here as “collected state.”

A state of deep concentration in which the mind is absorbed in its object to such degree that conceptual thought is suspended. It is sometimes interpreted as settling (āhita) the mind in equanimity (sama).

A state of mental equipoise derived from deep concentration.

Also rendered here as “meditative equipoise.”

Literally meaning correct (samyak) acquisition (āpatti) of truth or reality, this is a term used in early Buddhism to refer to the succession of meditative states leading to the attainment of nirvāṇa.

Engaged single-pointedly in the meditative state.