Vikṣepa (Sanskrit; Tibetan phonetic: nampar yengwa) is a Buddhist and Hindu term that is translated as "distraction", "mental wandering", etc. In the...

the path leading to Nirvikalpa Samādhi , they are – laya (torpidity), vikṣepa (distraction), kāśaya (attachment) and rasāsvāda (enjoyment). Sadananda...

Muṣitasmṛtitā – forgetfulness Asaṃprajanya – non-alertness, inattentiveness Vikṣepa – distraction, desultoriness The four changeable mental factors (aniyata)...

abandoned are: dimness (laya), restlessness (auddhatya), distraction (vikṣepa), and attachment (saṅga). A further 32 meditative images are also enumerated...

Uttarakurudvīpa-lipiṃ Aparagoḍānī-lipiṃ Pūrvavideha-lipiṃ Utkṣepa-lipiṃ Nikṣepa-lipiṃ Vikṣepa-lipiṃ Prakṣepa-lipiṃ Sāgara-lipiṃ Vajra-lipiṃ Lekhapratilekha-lipiṃ Anudruta-lipiṃ...

twenty-seven asterisms) the Sun’s declination (krānti) the latitude (śara, 'vikṣepa) of the Moon the angular diameters (bimba) of the Sun, the Moon and the...

that belief can be developed by contemplating the faults of distraction (vikṣepa, rnam-par gyen-ba). Aspiration (chanda) is one of four antidotes to laziness...

Muṣitasmṛtitā — forgetfulness Asaṃprajanya — non-alertness, inattentiveness Vikṣepa — distraction, desultoriness Four changeable mental factors (aniyata):...

(ignorance) as something positively existent, he does not speak about its vikśepa-śakti (power of dispersion) or avarna-sakti (power of concealment); he...