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One should meditate, because these reflections are indeed the lifeblood of meditation. || 70 ||
There are three final leshyas, characterized by intensity and other distinctions. Their signs are: faith in the Agamas, humility, and praise of the virtuous. || 71 ||
Meaning: For the yogi who practices the highest form of Dharma meditation, with virtue and restraint, the fruit is said to be the attainment of heaven, connected to mature merit. || 72 ||
One should meditate on the white (Shukla) with forgiveness, gentleness, straightforwardness, and liberation (non-attachment). The Muni, residing in the subtle body, should focus the mind on the atom. But the Kevali, free from attachment, should meditate on the white by restraining the mind. || 73 ||
With thought, with deliberation, with separateness, that is the beginning. There, the thought is the forerunner, relying on various things. || 74 ||
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