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**Meaning:** The first stage of white meditation, with vitarka, vicara, and prithaktva, is composed of three types. Of these three, vitarka is that which relies on various nayas and has knowledge of the past (past-heard). ||74||
**Meaning:** The mutual transition of artha, vyanjana, and yogas is called vicara. The mutual movement (transition) of dravya, paryaya, and guna is called prithaktva. ||75||
**Meaning:** For the sadhu yogi, this first white meditation, endowed with vitarka, etc., is like the calm state of a sea with slightly rippling waves. ||76||
**Meaning:** The second white meditation, with one paryaya, united with unity, vitarka, and vicara, is steady like a lamp placed in a windless space. ||77||